susmitha
Read. Write. Create. Meditate. Everything else is garnish.
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This probably says something more about me than anything else. But if I retired from a sport and then my record gets challenged. I am not coming out a retirement. I had my run. I did my best. Congrats to the next generation..
11susmitha commented on a post
“This kind of shit, I informed the Universe, does not incentivise good deeds.” Hehehe
Two chapters in and I’m enjoying this book so much! I know I can finish listening to it very quickly but I don’t want to get through it so soon. Savouring it bit by bit for now.
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Post from the Hot for Slayer (Scared Sexy, #1) forum
“This kind of shit, I informed the Universe, does not incentivise good deeds.” Hehehe
Two chapters in and I’m enjoying this book so much! I know I can finish listening to it very quickly but I don’t want to get through it so soon. Savouring it bit by bit for now.
4susmitha commented on a post
My brain is short circuiting trying to pronounce the name Aethelthryth 😵💫🤯
16susmitha started reading...
Hot for Slayer (Scared Sexy, #1)
Ali Hazelwood
0susmitha wants to read...
Lessons in Chemistry
Bonnie Garmus
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Running through these new Ali Hazelwood books like it’s my job (I am unemployed).
3susmitha commented on a post
Okay so this book is a breather. I just finished The Dragon Republic and it broke me. Aka I was kinda looking for something cozy and sweet and this looks like the right book.
I don’t know anything about it, aside from liking the art and the title, so let’s see what I am getting myself into 🤭 I am really not into cozy books usually, so this is also new territory for me.
(Might actually even look for an audiobook to add to my cozy experience)
3susmitha commented on a post
After the story ended, I read the acknowledgements because I really didn’t want the book to end. Haha So glad I did!
The author mentions that during the writing process his wife stopped him from giving up and chucking out the book FIVE times!!! Gaaaah! Can you imagine a world without the magic of Cloud Cuckoo Land? 🫣
5susmitha commented on susmitha's review of The Rachel Incident
Remarkable storytelling!!! The characters are so endearing. Rachel and James’ friendship made me ache with longing. So powerful and sweet.
After years of searching I feel like I’ve finally found an author who can match Marian Keyes singular way of blending a brilliant sense of humour with deep emotions!
I really look forward to reading more of Caroline’s books!!! She has such a way with words…
“There was a plunge in my guts that felt like fear but in fact was the first dose of reality I had ever tasted.”
“My attraction to him came on like food poisoning.”
“It made me go digging in memories that I had not remembered before, and I felt as if I had discovered a new part of the ocean floor.”
“There is a friend of a certain vintage who will take too much comfort in a mother’s name. James and I were of that vintage.”
“It fell past me, like scenery outside a car window.”
2susmitha commented on a post
After the story ended, I read the acknowledgements because I really didn’t want the book to end. Haha So glad I did!
The author mentions that during the writing process his wife stopped him from giving up and chucking out the book FIVE times!!! Gaaaah! Can you imagine a world without the magic of Cloud Cuckoo Land? 🫣
5Post from the Cloud Cuckoo Land forum
After the story ended, I read the acknowledgements because I really didn’t want the book to end. Haha So glad I did!
The author mentions that during the writing process his wife stopped him from giving up and chucking out the book FIVE times!!! Gaaaah! Can you imagine a world without the magic of Cloud Cuckoo Land? 🫣
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