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savvylibrary

big fantasy and scifi reader, but read all sorts of stuff.

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My Taste
The Thirteenth Tale
The Night Circus
The Book That Wouldn’t Burn (The Library Trilogy, #1)
A Study in Drowning
To Sleep in a Sea of Stars (Fractalverse, #1)
Reading...
Sweet HeatSon of the MorningCarve the Mark (Carve the Mark, #1)A Tempest of Emerald DreamThe Doors of EdenBrainstorm: The Power and Purpose of the Teenage BrainAltered Carbon (Takeshi Kovacs, #1)To Cage a GodDataclysm: Who We Are (When We Think No One's Looking)The Mask of Mirrors (Rook & Rose, #1)

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  • Son of the Morning
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    “Hard not to feel some kind of caged joy for them. A happiness that burns because you were supposed to be there, next to them as they did it. You were never supposed to be experiencing it from afar. Muted. Unable to scream ‘You did it!’ to anybody but your own memories.”

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    “That first kiss that tells you everything outside of it is wrong because nothing, could be as good as this.”

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    “My body’s mad at you” … “Yeah? My body’s fuming.”

    This is the hottest tension scene I’ve ever listened too. 🥵

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    “Touching you is like making love to a storm,”

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    “Because I’ve spent an eternity feeling nothing, Galilee.” The amusement in his voice was gone, leaving it stark and heavy. “Measures of time you can’t even imagine, with nothing but numbness haunting me like some relentless penance. Don’t diminish the gift that your fire is to me, little demon. Don’t deprive me of it either.”

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    “Be careful of your wanting,” Nana Darling had added thoughtfully. “It could eat up a world.”

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    “Because you’re not a fucking human either, and you smell like the end or the beginning of a world, I can’t quite decide.”

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    Son of the Morning

    Akwaeke Emezi

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    “We do not end we echo.”

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  • The Knight and the Moth (The Stonewater Kingdom, #1)
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    I keep imagining the gargoyle almost like Olaf from frozen and he’s already a great comedic relief but that extra image of him singing gets me every time.

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  • The Knight and the Moth (The Stonewater Kingdom, #1)
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    “I looked down at his lips, and he up at mine, the distance between us eclipsing like a celestial movement, staggering and inevitable.”

    This tension is what I want in all my books I want it to feel inevitable right along with the character, amazing.

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  • The Knight and the Moth (The Stonewater Kingdom, #1)
    Thoughts from 58% (page 225)

    “I looked down at his lips, and he up at mine, the distance between us eclipsing like a celestial movement, staggering and inevitable.”

    This tension is what I want in all my books I want it to feel inevitable right along with the character, amazing.

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    “I cannot remember it ever being proven that gods are more honest than anyone else.”

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  • The Knight and the Moth (The Stonewater Kingdom, #1)
    Thoughts from 37% (page 143)

    “I cannot remember it ever being proven that gods are more honest than anyone else.”

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