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Yeah good pussy does that to me too
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I know it was 1969, but the fact that Lacey's dad had sex and conceived a child with a 14-YEAR-OLD when he was 24 is disturbing. Sure, cool that Éclair gets the bragging rights of being conceived at Woodstock, but also your dad is a predator.
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Completely obsessed with the new wrap up feature!
What’s everyone’s favorite wrap up type?? I’m really loving the superlatives one!
Mine for May looked like this:

I can’t wait to see what future wrap ups look like in the coming months! This may just be the motivation I needed to get out of my reading slump 🩷
Drop your fav wrap up type below ⬇️
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I've been loving the Shadow of the Leviathan series by Robert Jackson Bennett. Now I'm searching for more books that gives the same vibes as these. I don't really care if it's a series or standalone tbh.
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i'm currently reading a book i'm heavily not interested in, but i don't make a habit of not finishing a series i already started, esp if i'm already in book 2.
so it made me wonder: what are your pettiest reasons why you dnf-ed a book?
mine: