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Hell Bent (Alex Stern, #2)
Leigh Bardugo
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Hallelujah for audio books because there is no way I was going to continue without one. What is this pacing 😭?
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I needed the next book in my hands like three minutes ago.
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Hallelujah for audio books because there is no way I was going to continue without one. What is this pacing 😭?
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Gifted & Talented
Olivie Blake
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I've seen a lot of favourite author questions, and I never know how to answer because I don't know what would make an author a favourite. One way I guess would be how many books have you read of theirs? For me, it would be Terry Pratchett with 7 novels in the Discworld. Then all of R F Kuang's novels which would be 5. KJ Charles at 4 read. Then Jane Austen at 3, with Agatha Christie at 3. The list of two book authors would be too long.
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Hallelujah for audio books because there is no way I was going to continue without one. What is this pacing 😭?
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In fairness, now that I’m a bit further in, this DOES feel thematically YA. Definitely the character age and the current direction of his story arc are firmly YA.
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Hell Bent (Alex Stern, #2)
Leigh Bardugo
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Immortal Dark
Tigest Girma
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I am really enjoying this book so far!! I usually really dislike time jumps, but Bardugo is so good at it!
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Ninth House (Alex Stern, #1)
Leigh Bardugo
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A huge aspect of this book is cannibalism-- even the title implies it (and quite strongly). It is often a metaphor for all things all-consuming; I was wondering which metaphor you all connected it with more than the others.
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Maybe a silly question but is there a way to remove/delete a review? I only seem able to edit them
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I’m looking for a good, cozy read as a palate cleanser and break from the dark romantasies. Maybe something lighter on the spice. What are your go to cozy reads?
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A huge aspect of this book is cannibalism-- even the title implies it (and quite strongly). It is often a metaphor for all things all-consuming; I was wondering which metaphor you all connected it with more than the others.
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I Who Have Never Known Men
Jacqueline Harpman