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Another DNF for me.
It‘s not awful. But I‘m not in the mood for another navel-gazing self-important non-story.

The ending came together better than I thought it would. Tee travels to Prague after his uncle's suicide where he works to confront his own identity both as a Korean American and an adopted child, love, relationships and growing up in general. All the while, a 100 yr flood is coming that threatens to disrupt his life in Prague. Took me a week to read when it's only 233 pages so a little slow going but the ending helped it redeem itself.

It's taking me too long to read this one but I still want to finish it! Ugh. I just can't quit on a book yet.

My little Kindle TBR. I go through major phases with books, neglecting different mediums of reading for a few weeks or even months at a time. Lately I've been all about paper books, and before that it was audiobooks, so now it's time to get back to my Kindle. First up: The Hundred-Year Flood.

The only way to survive at school events.