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This was one of the books where it felt like everything and nothing happened at the same time. All the characters and events felt 2D and I didn‘t really care about anyone. I never understood the characters‘ choices, & even by the end of the book I never understood how the Quill worked. And throughout the entire book, they use the exclamation “Lady of Cups” & didn‘t explain until page 350/375 who that was. This all just felt like nothing. 2.75⭐️

#thoughtfulthursday @MoonWitch94

🦋 Prim and Rue from The Hunger Games trilogy. 😭

🦋 The end of the Lord of the Rings trilogy; specifically the epilogue that appears in Sauron Defeated and involves a beautiful scene with Sam and his daughter, Elanorelle. ❤

🦋 Wench by Maxine Kaplan!

Tagging @DaveGreen7777 ! Super curious about your answers! 😁💕📚

It's been an ice-cream-after-dinner kind of day! 🤣😂

Has anyone else read this? It has a really low goodreads rating but I'm loving it so far! 💕📚

And with this Friday #bookhaul my Christmas gift cards are finally all spent!

Super excited for new releases Wench and Rise of the Red Hand, a book I haven‘t yet got to from an author I love (Holly Bourne) and a reread of an all-time favourite in preparation for interviewing Dahlia Adler about it. #tbr #youngadult

I picked this book up based upon the author's description of why she wanted to write it. She talked about how the character of the "Wench" is always there to further another's story - to serve the beer, to provide a quick tumble, to overhear secrets and pass them along, or a variety of other things that helps the MC get what they want. She never gets her own story & so Kaplan decided to give her an adventure of her own. Fun read! (Out in January)