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The Traitor Baru Cormorant (The Masquerade, #1)
Seth Dickinson
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something about sally rooney's writing style is different this time around... i'm not sure how i'm liking it
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something about sally rooney's writing style is different this time around... i'm not sure how i'm liking it
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worth almost every single rave review this book has received. each page was more riveting than the next. wrapped in an aesthetic academic setting, this is not a story of heroes of villains but a tragedy through and through.
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francis, you icon. also im sure someone else has already pointed this out but the twins being named charles and camilla is very.... hmmmm....
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Although, I've added quite a few from this quest onto my TBR, these are some of the books I think you would enjoy if you like the quiet books in this quest: - Conversations with Friends, Sally Rooney - So Late in the Day, Claire Keegan - Winter in Sokcho, Elisa Shua Dusapin
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bunny is lowkey evil, also how does one get bunny from edmund anyway?!
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The Secret History
Donna Tartt
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Intermezzo
Sally Rooney
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an interesting collection of stories which look at how prevalent moral decay is within society, whether that is through supernatural hallucinations, the hallucinations of grandeur, or just plain old nervous breakdowns (hehe).
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The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (The Hunger Games, #0)
Suzanne Collins
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A Nervous Breakdown
Anton Chekhov
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The Bog Wife
Kay Chronister
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we all come from nothing and in the end, we are all nothing — to me, this is both the thesis and antithesis of 'play it as it lays'. a sparsely written, somewhat morbid look at the vacuous nature of our lives, joan didion is an expert with her words. though i enjoyed reading it, i don't think i would have the heart to ever revisit this novel.
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wait omg... is this romance?? (i feel like the first person pov should have tipped me off)
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