pickThe first book I‘ve read from a Reddit recommendation haha. I liked it! Seemed a little horror like at parts but is categorized as a mystery at my library? You can really tell the author is a male through the violence scenes (something pointed out by a book reviewer that I can‘t let go of).
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Haunting, intense, loneliness, love, survival, self reflection.
What does it mean to be human. Powerful read! I wish more people were aware of this book.
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pickI love her watery imagery throughout both this book and her other. I wonder if she's a fellow Pisces...
Nice sense of sibling more-than-rivalry, almost apathy towards each other.
The gloom of the rain and rising waters. The tidal shifts of each sister.
The ending was rushed I felt and not thought out...
pickI can't remember that Katniss was this irritating the first time I read Catching Fire. She was like a whiny child, only seeing what she wanted.
The story however was expertly executed, and gripping as ever.
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panI was not a fan the first time I read this. I reread it to see all the connections with the new Sunrise prequel, and though I enjoyed the Covey ties, I‘m still not a fan. I feel like the book is way too long, and yet somehow she rushed the ending. My least favorite of the series, though it does give an interesting perspective from the Capitol. Snow is such a deeply selfish person, but I do think Dr. Gaul is an incredible villain.
pickSo heartwrenching. Best I've read in a long time. My heart breaks for those who can relate to the struggles faced.
When I first came out as lesbian a few years ago I had full support from my family. I also thought for the most part society has come a long way and being gay is a lot more acceptable now. I still see a lot of hate towards the LGBT community even though I've never experienced it. It's sad to think this type of hate still exists.
pickI didn‘t know what to expect with this book, it was a book club pick.
It‘s from the point of view of Flora 717, a sanitation bee in her hive in an orchard. Yes, it‘s from the point of view of a bee, and takes place in a beehive mostly. It‘s fictional, but on googling the bees‘ habits I found a lot of the hive‘s habits and actions are described accurately.
If you can handle strange and you like nature writing, I would recommend this.
