so-soI think this is just a fantasy-with-cliff-hangar issue with me. This story had some important things to say about perception and prejudice, cycles of violence, the tragedy of knowledge wielded or hoarded/censored like a weapon for power. It had a lovely amount of highly imaginative elements, and truly endearing animal helpers. It's also STUFFED with world-building and leaning heavily on time worn tropes. Unlikely that I'll pick up the sequel.
An original method of directing an evacuation. 😂👶🏻
🥹🥹 I'm not crying, YOU'RE crying.
New challenges to traditional scenarios covered by etiquette books. Emily Post could NEVER.
A vivid analogy. "A little learning is a dangerous thing..."
Gettin' some Planet of the Apes vibes, here...
Feeling self-referential, Mr. Lawrence? 😉
Livira, do NOT squish the annoying library birdie with the giant book. 🤦🏼♂️
Sarcasm, definitely the WORST. 🤭
Darn it, Worblehood! Now I'm sad for books I don't even know the names of! 🥺
Wording that will rattle around in my brain for a while...
Ah, yes, of course, it's another series starter.
Why do I do these things to myself? 🤷🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
The Book That Wouldnt Burn (The Library Trilogy, Book 1) | 
