i enjoyed this perfectly fine i enjoyed the hating game perfectly fine i would probably reread either of those i just wasn't like blown away by them
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i'm keeping this as a souvenir even though it's kind of annoying because i really didn't like this book
for somebody like me that likes to read about grief like this is this is this is it and he writes so lovingly about his wife
i reread this and i was like i don't i don't think i liked it that much
i ended up giving this like four and a half out of five stars and i'm keeping it
overall i very much enjoyed it there is an obvious pro hamilton bias in there but i thought that chernow was really open and upfront and fair about his bias
i am holding on to this because it was a book that i read and loved
this is five out of five stars for me and i'm keeping it
the writing in this is very beautiful and it is very like lyrical and musical but it's so short and i felt like it was over before i really had a sense of what even was happening narratively in this book
i enjoyed meeting the characters but it reads very heavily like an extended introduction to something
i love i gave this 5 out of 5 stars but it is a very strange book
i gave this 4 out of 5 stars but i also found it really immersive
i love these for just like weekend quick reading and that sense of like knowing exactly what i'm going to get when i go into them and being completely satisfied at the end
i thought it was really dark and cute at the same time gave it four out of five stars
i really enjoyed this as a romance i love the main characters and the chemistry between them
i am halfway through this book for a while now and i was really enjoying it i obviously love valenti's writing and this is like very like folklorish and dark
i made it in 87 pages into this and i was enjoying it
i've read all of these at one point in my life and i really loved them when i was a kid
this is really interesting for that because it very purposefully looks at some of these things that we understand to be part of vampire lore in a very interesting way in a way that is meant to make you uncomfortable
i loved i think about this pretty often just because the premise and the main character are really interesting
i actually started this two different times and just felt like i wasn't fully understanding what was happening i think i'm going to let this go
it was enjoyable once i got into it but not very memorable to me i gave this 3 out of 5 stars
i have vivid memories of like being on my mom's couch reading this book and being like you know so like wowed and invested in the story i love jane eyre to bits and pieces
i did enjoy it when i read it i think it gave it like three or three and a half out of five stars
some of it was just beautiful and very haunting and personal there are heavy topics discussed in this and some of it i was like i ended up giving this 4 out of 5 stars
i actually listened to this on audiobook which desa reads and it is so charming but i loved it so much that i bought a physical copy
i enjoyed reading both of these and there are actually poems in each of these that i still remember very vividly
ultimately i enjoyed it for that portion of it specifically just how rich it was in the overall story and lore and i really liked this version of persephone a lot
i have only read shatter me by taher mafi and that was one of the worst books that i've ever read before in my entire life
she both ties like personal things to it but then looks at these larger ideas and adds humor to all of that is very much my style i enjoyed this and i gave it 5 out of 5 stars
this is full of so much music and magic and the sort of like coming-of-age portion of it is really interesting
it really tackles a lot of like cliches and tropes in superhero stories and it does it very well so i give this 4 out of 5 stars
i love the crap out of this series especially the first couple of books in the series i think they're just so fun and i love like the steampunk paranormal thing that it does
in the second half and in retrospect i just really appreciated the way that the story moves through history and how layered it was and the writing and the composition was just something that left like an impression on me
this is a collection of short stories by karen russell and they're just as weird and i like them just as much i think i gave this four or five out of five stars
i have vague memories of reading this in like late high school early college and being like very into certain quotes like certain of what he said but like not very into like the whole of this
i've read two out of the four i believe in this series and i really enjoyed them both so i'm keeping this
i really liked the relationship between him and his daughter and the way it looked at a father-daughter relationship and explored themes of forgiveness and things of that nature
i enjoyed reading both of these and there are actually poems in each of these that i still remember very vividly
in retrospect though i really appreciated the themes of this and the way that the story is layered
i thought the hating game was good like it was entertaining i gave it three or three and a half out of five stars
this is one of the first books that i ever read that i saw myself reflected in even though the main character and i don't share the same exact background
i reread the series this year and i was very surprised by how much i still very much enjoyed it and how much i mean i don't even know if it's all what suzanne collins did but the story that she gave us really has like the ability to like read much deeper into it
i commandeered it and read the crap out of this like this was my favorite book when i was growing up
i love this book so i'm also keeping this one
i have read and loved 5 out of 5 stars and i would love to reread one day because i got so much again this is another one that you can read really deeply into
i just have really good memories of that class i have multiple of the books that i use for that class and this was really helpful to me in that time
this is very dense at times but it is obviously a work that i get something out of
i gave this three and a half out of five stars so you know again something that you know what you're going to get but i consider these sort of like a good bridge or gateway into romance
this very much also read like an introduction to a larger thing but it was super easy to read and it did interest me in the world in the continuing story
i also give this one five out of five stars i believe and i'm keeping it
my feelings are still complicated but i did overall give this like a three or three and a half out of five stars
i've read all of these at one point in my life and i really loved them when i was a kid
i really love this it's one of my favorite contemporary romances that i've ever read
i enjoyed this one less than milk and honey milk and honey for me was more four stars i think this was three stars
















































