pickThis is one I skipped over last year and I‘m so glad I circled back to it. I thought it was absolutely brilliant. It‘s such a good exploration of patriarchy and incels (without ever using that word). I loved it.
Erinreadsthebooks It‘s so good and has stayed with me. I think about it often and still get mad 😅 20h
Suet624 Darn it. I keep passing this over at the library. 19h
ChaoticMissAdventures One of my favorites from last year! The way she tackles domestic abuse was so good. I think it is very important to read today as places like Facebook change rules to allow women to be called "household objects". 17h
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dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 16h
Hooked_on_books @ChaoticMissAdventures Wait, what? Women can be called household objects on Facebook?!? That‘s unacceptable! 14h
Hooked_on_books @Suet624 Pick it up next time you‘re there—you won‘t be sorry! 14h
ChaoticMissAdventures @Hooked_on_books I wish I was joking... https://www.cnn.com/2025/01/07/tech/meta-hateful-conduct-policy-update-fact-chec... 13h
Reggie The minute he forgives his bro and later he unplugs her for weeks. Omg, the rage!!!!!! Also, I love the fact that she was two thoughts away from an AI apocalypse when she thinks about linking up with future Annie‘s and helping them out. In Terminator 3 Skynet just connects to every machine and says kill the humans. I loved this book so much. 7h
Hooked_on_books @ChaoticMissAdventures When you decide to dehumanize 50% of the population just to compete, something is very wrong. 6h
Hooked_on_books @Reggie I hadn‘t made the terminator connection, but you‘re absolutely right! Yeah, when he tortured her for hours and just sat there listening to it, it was clear how little humanity he had. He had to have been a very hard character for the author to write, he‘s so despicable. 6h
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