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I had a very specific way I wanted this book to end, and fortunately it ended perfectly. I liked the main character and his interactions with the future versions of himself. But the “stories” within the story felt kind of unnecessary and didn‘t add anything to the overall plot.
#ManicMonday #LetterQ @JoScho
Favorites starting with Q:
- Book: Q by Evan Mandery (and I skipped last week‘s but just to be totally clear, my favorite P book is Perdido Street Station by China Miéville)
- Author: Ian Jones-Quartey
- Movie: Quantum of Solace
- Band: Queen
- Song: Queen of the Dark by Coheed & Cambria
I finished my #LitsyAtoZ just in time to ring in the new year and start fresh tomorrow! #Q✔️
“Give up on trying to be original. Every song has been sung, every picture has been painted, and every story has been told. The best one can do is sing, draw, or tell it again well.”
There was really only one choice for #startswithQ
This sweet goofy little hipster time travel love story is about E and Q who are head over heels for each other... until an older E arrives from the future and tells him he must not marry her.
It's a nice book but maybe wears out its welcome a bit. After following his future self's advice, E meets a parade of his future selves warning him away from every major life decision. #MayBookFlowers
E loves Q and they are a blissfully happy hipster couple... until E is visited by himself from the future and is informed that they must split up. The romance in this book is silly, from first date mini-golf to tiny protest marches, but it is also genuine and sweet. #17booklove @jess.how #romanticlove
Dr. Sigmund Freud, the world's expert on evolution, has had his last public appearance in a debate on the evolutionary progress.
That is, in the historical fiction novel in the science fiction novel Q. The unnamed main character is obsessed with changing the past, so it only makes sense that his future self tries to change his present.
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