pickThis book was amazing: I really loved characters that were interesting and well developed. I loved chemistry between some of the characters and even secondary characters felt vivid.
This was really thrilling book to read: when one problem/thing got solved there was already the second one coming and I wanted to see how that was going to be solved.
Reading this book was pure joy.
pickI started this book thinking it might be the first TJR book I wasn‘t obsessed with, but changed my mind pretty quickly. Cried more than once.
They were full of envy at the office when Meg told them she was going to Australia for a month on December 11th.
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A delightful collection stories with some set in Australia.
pickThis boy helped me finish up the start to a new (to me) series, and I really enjoyed it! Don‘t remember exactly where the recommendation came from, but I‘m glad it did. Great world building and awesome Persian mythology. I love forbidden magic, forbidden romance, just forbidden everything. And the ending was so wild! I can‘t wait to see where the rest of the series goes.
I'm about 10 seconds away from full-on hyperfixation with the Luddite Uprisings. I was vaguely aware of the movement in broad strokes but I see several nonfiction deep dives coming soon! Anyway, some workers gather to meet with Moore (some to issue an ultimatum, some to talk rationally) and old Robert Capitalist doubles down on screwing the workers and has their leader arrested while he threatens everyone else with a pistol. Truly, fuck this dude.
pickI really liked this book; it was a short, but impactful, read on the nature of love and the importance of early relationships in our lives. Did I cry? No, but I rarely do with books or movies. I absolutely loved the ending. This is my first Lily King read, but there will be more.
I got my new shirt! Who else loves a good ferret heist?
