Shirley Jackson would've loved snark subreddits.

I have heard this book is VERY sad. So here we go I guess.

I thought it‘s common knowledge that Frankenstein is not the monster but his creator but my boyfriend was just shocked when I told him. I guess it‘s like Zelda and Link for a lot of people haha. But I love how smooth this read is. I‘m all soaked in Frankenstein‘s world.

Theo being just a kid and experiencing all of that is incredibly painful to read. Frustrating, too, because I can't help thinking of what I'd do if I were in his shoes and the thing is: Same as him, I wouldn't be able to do a single thing.

So far, I'm captivated by the narration. It makes me more curious about her dream.

«She could not remember ever being truly happy in her adult life»

Mood.

Cormac McCarthy your lack of quotation marks confuses me but I am so locked in

Me reading this in public today:

i recently graduated from college and i moved home and im really trying to establish a new base of friends and community. it can be so difficult! i’d really like to join or start a book club but im not exactly sure where to start or how to find one/establish a group. any tips? thank you!

oh okay 😀

I’m so excited to read this! It’s been chosen as my book club’s October choice! Does anyone have any probing questions that would be fun to discuss at the end of the month?