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StayCurious
A Court of Mist and Fury | Sarah J. Maas
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#LittensLoveACOTAR #ACOTAR #ACOMAF Book 2:Ch.43-45: First off - how great was the dancing star fall celebration? So romantic. I feel as though every interaction between Rhys and Feyre is important and I pay such attention while I‘m reading. I feel bad that she feels she is betraying Tamlin as she starts to fall for Rhys. ⬇️

StayCurious Dude - Tamlin is the villain in this piece! Ok ok calming down…Or at least he‘s not the right guy for her. And he has done deplorable things in his past as well. That he neglected to tell Feyre. I do think she needs to confront him to get closure. But how safe will that be? Will he try to keep her in the spring court? 18m
BarkingMadRead Ugh this made me so frustrated, she‘s afraid to have good things! Also, I read sooooo far ahead so now I have to be careful what I say 🤣🤣 12m
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MariaW
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Wow, I did not expect anything like that of a novel about a computer game, but I ended up reading the almost 500 pages in two days. I could not put it down. The story is definitely fast-paced and I did immerse myself in the story like Nick did with Erebos. Hopefully, the second part will be as good as the first one. ♟️♟️♟️

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LadyCait84
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Pickpick

I hate the word “mate” more than I can possibly express.

But otherwise, really enjoyed this third book of the journey.

And, Cauldron save me, I think Nesta is officially my favorite.

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SaunteringVaguelyDownwards
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When you're on spring break at the beach and the local bookstore has the new release.

#bookhaul

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shanaqui
Fence: Rise | C. S. Pacat
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Seiji and Nicholas are getting so close... in their own special way. Really cute.

I'm very curious how/when the secret about Nicholas' father is going to come out to the others, and how he'll react.

I'm gonna be so mad when the story just *stops* at the end of next volume, aren't I.

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shanaqui
Fence: Rivals | C.S. Pacat
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Ugh, I couldn't resist it, I grabbed the next volume. I LOVED the scenes with Seiji helping Nicholas learn to hit the tennis ball, it was so unexpected and awkward and yet so perfect.

Also, Bobby continues to be adorable, and I love that nothing at all is said about his gender non-conforming.

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peanutnine
Heartstopper | Alice Oseman
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#CoverStories Day 22 #Pastel 🎨
My mind immediately went to Heartstopper and those pretty pale spines

@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

Melismatic 😍 5h
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Beautiful 😍 4h
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AroundTheBookWorld
The Cabin | Natasha Preston
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JoeMo
The Outsiders | SE Hinton
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I listened to this while my stepdaughter reads it for English class….I was shocked that I loved it. There was a lot more compassion and tenderness than I anticipated for a book about a gang of teenage boys. I see why this is considered to be the start of YA fiction, even though most of what I‘ve read in the genre pales in comparison. My stepdaughter, she‘s still working on it, but she read ahead to the ending (what‘s with young people today?).

Ruthiella Oh, I‘m old and I will sometimes read the end first when I‘m worried and a character or story arc. I find out what happened -get the worst over with- and the go back and read the rest.😅 6h
TheLudicReader Hinton's novel That Was Then, This is Now is even better, imho. 1h
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TheSpineView
Lock and Key | Sarah Dessen
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Eggs 🩷💗🩷 7h
TheSpineView @Eggs 😘😊🌞 4h
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