I don't like how Lucy's been talking about other girls. I get why she dislikes Kat and yes the Sensitives aren't being all that helpful right now but the comment about how even if Kat was nice her looks would be enough reason to dislike her and her general tone when talking about the sensitives feel disproportionately mean. I hope this won't become a theme. Maybe I'm just reading it weirdly, Lucy's narration can be pretty mean towards people she dislikes just generally and I'm not so far into the book that it's particularly notable that she's disliked every other female character so far.

I just felt weird about it and her saying that line made me want to write my thoughts down

Other than that I'm having a good time

I'm currently reading a book with lots of Spanish words, and I don't know any significant Spanish. In the forums there's lots of posts saying people are looking up a ton of the words to understand the text. In other book forums I've also seen posts along the same lines unrelated to language, just general "I have looked up so many words; have your dictionary nearby" etc

I basically never look up words. At this point in my reading journey it's quite rare for me to encounter any (English) word I don't know, and even if I don't know it (any language) I can 99% of the time understand the meaning from context clues and therefore feel no need...

Am I just a weirdo for never referencing the dictionary?? How often do you grab the dictionary/Google, and what's a great word you've learned from this process?

Here's a previous club post talking about a similar topic

I’m interested to know everyone’s rating system! Like for me, a 3 star read isn’t a bad book, it’s actually a pretty decent book, just something that i didn’t obsess over and probably will forget about. Drop your rating systems 🧡