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Lies I Told

(Lies I Told #1)

Michelle Zink (Goodreads Author)

3.81 · Rating details · 1,611 ratings · 209 reviews

What if, after spending a lifetime deceiving everyone around you, you discovered the biggest lies were the ones you've told yourself?

Grace Fontaine has everything: beauty, money, confidence, and the perfect family.

But it’s all a lie.

Grace has been adopted into a family of thieves who con affluent people out of money, jewelry, art, and anything else of value. Grace has ne ...more

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May 05, 2016 Rachel E. Carter rated it really liked it

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I went into this completely blind (not even having read blurb) and loved it, except I found out there's a sequel and the cliffhanger ending was just cruel. Still, this was a super quick read and I loved the way everything played out though I was wrong on one account (view spoiler). Can't wait to read the next! ...more

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Aug 28, 2014 Ashley rated it really liked it

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I REALLY liked this book. I was so obsessed with finding out how it was going to end. Actually, I was kind of scared. I loved Grace and Logan together and so desperately DIDN'T want Logan to get hurt. The guy is so sweet and doesn't deserve that!

But then I was extremely sad to find out that this book is actually the start of a series. That's what I'm assuming anyway, since nothing got resolved at all and it ended as if it was a series. I just hate going into a book that isn't marked as being a s ...more

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Mar 26, 2015 Jen Ryland added it

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On the positive side: an atmospheric suspense story about a family of grifters (think a darker, non-humorous version of Robin Benway's Also Known As, but from the POV of the criminals instead of the good guys).

On the negative? Not a standalone. (I guess I didn't click on the full listing and see that it's first in a series. Or it's possible the GR listing was changed since Ashley @ NoseGraze also was surprised.) Since I was expecting one, the non-ending felt really abrupt. I wish I'd known this ...more

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Jul 19, 2014 Katherine rated it really liked it

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"I was a thief. I was a con artist. I was a coward. Believing anything else was jus another lie."

Good heist novels are hard to come by. But this book proves that there are some worthy gems in this genre; you just have to know where to look.

All Grace Fontaine has known is how to con people. After all, it’s the family business. The plan is the same each time; find their wealthy target, get friendly with their group, earn their trust, rob them blind, and get the hell out of town. This time is n "I was a thief. I was a con artist. I was a coward. Believing anything else was jus another lie."

Good heist novels are hard to come by. But this book proves that there are some worthy gems in this genre; you just have to know where to look.

All Grace Fontaine has known is how to con people. After all, it’s the family business. The plan is the same each time; find their wealthy target, get friendly with their group, earn their trust, rob them blind, and get the hell out of town. This time is no different. Moving from Phoenix, Arizona to the isolated peninsula of Playa Hermosa near Los Angeles.

”Playa Hermosa was different. It was like another world. One where the old rules don’t apply.”

Grace and her brother Parker have their new targets; the Fairchild family. The Fairchilds are rumored to have bars of gold hidden somewhere on the estate, and Grace’s parents are determined to find it. Grace doesn’t expect anything unusual this time, since it’s just another assignment. What she doesn’t expect is how attached she would get to Logan Fairchild or the rest of his group of friends. Can Grace get the job done without sacrificing those she’s become close to?

Lies I Told was probably not written to be a deep thinking novel about the consequences about others actions, which is totally fine. It was kind of like a superhero action flick; highly entertaining without being too deep. A fast-paced read, I thought it was interesting to show how thoroughly involved an entire family can be when it comes to committing a crime. It also shows how brainwashed the parents can make their children into doing their own bidding, for better or for worse.

Grace Fontaine and her brother Parker were both foster children when they were adopted by Cormac and Renee. And while Grace has happily adjusted into the new family situation, Parker has not. You can tell there’s a substantial difference between the two siblings.

”I knew what it meant to be surrounded by liars. To be one It meant that your instincts were honed to see deceit in others. That you believed everyone was riddled with dishonesty. That you were trained to look for all the little tics people performed- most of them involuntary- when they weren’t telling the truth.”

Grace is trusting to the point of being extremely naïve about the whole situation. As in to say, if you told her to jump off a roof, she’d probably do it. She was a likable enough character, but I just wanted to smack her sometimes to get her to realize that what she was doing was so far from the norm.

Parker, on the other hand, has never been comfortable with the knowledge of what his parents “do” for a living.

”Parker was different. He called our parents by their first names unless we were working. Sometimes it seemed like he did it on principle. Like he was trying to prove that while he lived and worked with them, they couldn’t make him love them.”

He’s saving enough of his share of the money so he can get the heck out of there. He’s also super protective of Grace and won’t leave till she does. But for all his honorable traits, he could be pretty stupid as well. I mean come on, you’re so pissed off that your little sis is going out with a guy AS PART OF THE ASSIGNMENT (view spoiler). Yup, makes a whole lot of sense buddy.

Cormac and Renee Fontaine are Grace and Parker’s adoptive parents. Simply put, they’re horrible.

”For them, the con was all about the con. It was the challenge they loved. The danger.”

They make Conrad and Victoria Grayson from Revenge look like the perfect nuclear family. From making their teenage daughter seduce an innocent boy to find out where the money is to figuring out that this whole “robbing” thing is the way to make money without really working, to basically putting their children through every dangerous situation imaginable just so they can get rich quick is inconceivable. Not to mention the fact that they’re willing to abandon them as well once the job is done. Great. Just great.

Logan Fairchild is Grace’s target, and he was nice enough. I think the author purposefully made him such a goody two shoes to vilify and foreshadow just how horrible Grace’s betrayal was going to be to him.

We knew what we were doing. Knew the risks. But Logan and his family were good. Maybe the first really good people I’d ever met. They loved one another, sacrificed for one another. Not because they didn’t have anyone else, but because that’s what love is.””

Made him horribly vanilla in the process, but still a nice kid. He doesn’t particularly like the group of friends he hangs out with, who were all equally vanilla like in status (except for Rachel, who was the perfect characterization of a book bee-yotch). Once he sets eyes on Grace, all bets are off.

Like Logan Fairchild himself, the romance between him and Grace was as sweet as a vanilla cupcake. With an extra dash of vanilla, since Logan was in the picture. He was pretty much the picture perfect version of a boyfriend, which is OK. Perfectly OK. He needed to just admit to himself and the rest of the world that he has bad case of the instaloveness. He goes on and on about the fact he’s loved Grace since he first picked up her dropped schedule. No wait; it was when she first opened the car door. Shit, it was the first time she breathed the same air as him, wasn’t it?

”’I can’t explain it, but it’s like as soon as I saw you, I just knew.

‘Knew what?’

‘That I wanted you, of course.’”

Dude, just admit it to yourself and everyone. YOU HAVE A CASE OF INSTALOVE. Go to your corner and stay there. The relationship was sweet while it lasted, though. That is to say, if you were being seduced by a girl whose only goal was to get your family’s gold for her family and run like hell with it off into the sunset….

I really wanted to find out what was the driving force behind Cormac and Renee’s original idea and concept behind getting into rich people’s social circles and robbing them blind (other than the obvious explanation that they suffer from a horrible case of Sloth). But we never did, which made the whole concept of the book kind of implausible if you really think about it. Who the hell keeps gold bars in their house? Why not put them in the bank?

Also, I’m beginning to really, REALLY dislike the fact that when it comes to books about exacting revenge and what not, the author almost always feels the need to include a scene where (view spoiler)

Despite my misgivings with this book, I did truly enjoy this book. It was a quick popcorn read that didn’t really require much thinking, but was still thoroughly entertaining. The plot is kind of ridiculous, but when you need a read where you don’t want to think, sometimes the most implausible plots contain the most exciting reads. And this book certainly doesn’t disappoint. ...more

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Aug 29, 2014 Stacee rated it really liked it

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I'm so glad I waited to read this because the ending would have killed me.

I really liked this premise and all of the characters. Of course I adored Logan, he's adorable and so sweet. Grace and Parker have such an interesting dynamic, I really liked this interactions. As a whole, the family was quite intriguing.

I loved the idea of a teenage con girl doing a job while going to high school and I can't wait to see what the repercussions are in the next book.

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Aug 28, 2014 Shelley rated it liked it

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**I received this book for free from (HarperTeen) via (Edelweiss) in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.**

*Genre* Young Adult, Contemporary
*Rating* 3.0

*My Thoughts*

Lies I Told is part of a duology, with Promises I Made coming out later this year (2015). 17-year old Grace and her adoptive family, Parker, Cormac and Renee, are grifters, or con artists if you will. They travel around the country bilking the unaware of their fortune ...more

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Nov 10, 2014 Louisa rated it it was amazing

OH, this was a really fantastic book! I enjoyed it so much, and even though the ending is not good for the characters, I can't wait to see what happens, how they'll get out of that mess! I know it's going to be awesome because this book totally was! ...more

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Aug 28, 2014 nick (the infinite limits of love) rated it really liked it

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I recently started watching White Collar and I'm completely obsessed with anything that has to do with thieves and con-men (mostly because Matt Bomer is too beautiful to look at), so when Lies I Told fell into my lap, I knew I was in for a crazy and exciting ride. Lies I Told had me so nervous from start to finish, but it's a book that I had much difficulty putting down. I just needed to know what was going to happen to Grace and I was extremely worried for her. Grace's new task puts her in an u ...more

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Aug 28, 2014 Mlpmom (Book Reviewer) rated it really liked it

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What is it about a book involving spies that just makes it so darn appealing whether it be in the adult genre or the YA one?

Is it the nonstop drama and action we just know we are going to get? Or maybe all the deceit and danger lurking around every corner? Or maybe it is simply the appeal of being someone else for a very short amount of time, either way, they have always hooked me and called to.

And I couldn't of picked a better story to fall right into. I was intrigued after the prologue and hoo ...more

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Jan 23, 2015 Tee loves Kyle Jacobson rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2015-arc, around-the-world-arc-tours, january-2015

First I would like to say Michelle what have you done to me.....

It took me two days to do this review because I could not wrap my mind around Grace, Logan, and Parker. I had to put the book down a few times because I found myself rushing to read through the book. I wanted to find out what happened. I have never read a book so full of suspense and drama that I needed to re-read some of the pages. When I got to the end of the book I was screaming because I could not believe that that was the end o ...more

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Aug 28, 2014 Jaime Arkin rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2015, contemporary, galley-arc, edelweiss-arc, harper-teen, harpercollins, ebook-format, ya, read-in-2015, suspense

Grace Fontaine has everything – beauty, money, a perfect family…

And it’s all a lie.

Adopted when she was young, her norm is moving from identity to identity, school to school, town to town, mark to mark, and working the job her parents tell her is the next target. It’s never really been hard, until now.

Her brother is questioning everything and causing problems along the way, and she never expects to actually fall for the one person she shouldn’t – When everything starts to fall apart, and their ...more

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Aug 29, 2014 Sarah Elizabeth rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, love-triangle, netgalley-edelweiss, r2r-complete, read-2014, romance, young-adult, as

(Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to HarperCollins and Edelweiss.)

This was an okay story, but it dragged a bit for me.

Grace at times came across as an experienced thief, and at other times was a complete idiot. I mean she’d been doing this for years seemingly, but was stupid enough to not only keep evidence of a previous identity, but to carry it around in her dress pocket on a day-to-day basis? I mean how stupid is she?

The storyline in th ...more

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Jan 16, 2015 Bella rated it really liked it

Grace Fontaine has everything a girl could ask for. From beauty to a perfect family. But none of it is true. Grace finds out she is adopted, and her family are thieves who trick and manipulate people out of anything they can profit off of.

As grace learns about the family life style she understands more, but when the family decides to steal a wealthy mans gold they assigns Grace to make a friend with the mans son, Logan, and pull the passwords information and area the gold is placed. Like predic ...more

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Nov 03, 2014 Tati rated it liked it

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I have to say I was expecting more out of this book. Usually, books about conning have me on the edge of my seat, wanting two conflicting things at the same time: for the con to work and for it not to work, if that makes any sense.

It didn't happen here. The ending was not as epic as it ought to be, considering the scale of what was done. Parker was annoying, Logan was a flat character, and Grace was unreal. I mean (view spoiler) ...more

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Feb 04, 2015 Damaris (GoodChoiceReading) rated it really liked it

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Pretty good! Crappy ending, but sort of expected. I mean, something had to happen. It would be too perfect lol! Full review to come!

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Jan 25, 2017 Danielle (Life of a Literary Nerd) rated it really liked it

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Lies I Told is a fun heist mystery story that looks at morality and family.

Pros:
-Each family member has their own reasons established for their involvement in the heists. (view spoiler) Lies I Told is a fun heist mystery story that looks at morality and family.

Pros:
-Each family member has their own reasons established for their involvement in the heists. (view spoiler) This helps set up the relationships in the family.
-Parker is a wonderful brother and cares about Grace so much. Even though he becomes heavily disillusioned by the heist games in the book, he is steadfast in his support of Grace.
-The Marks: Logan, Selena, and the other friends Grace makes during the con are kind, welcoming, and warm. She starts to experience true friendship for the first time and begins to question her actions and role in the con.
-The ending was dramatic, full of tension, and surprising. The lead up and fall out will have major implications of our characters and their lives going into book 2.

Cons:
-What the hell is up with the neighbor? There are so many unanswered questions surrounding who he is, why he was so sketchy and is he actually crazy.
-Rachel is a little underdeveloped as a antagonist for Grace. Even though she is smart, she can come across as a little too mean-girl stereotype, and not as well developed as the other secondary characters.
-Parents SUCK as people. They are the definition of abusive. They adopted young and impressionable foster children and then groomed them into a life of crime after they were given a home and family.
-Grace is naive. She is so focused on supporting the family and making her parents proud that she doesn't question them or stand up for herself at all, despite numerous warnings from Parker.

Overall, I really liked the story and most of the characters. The characters were well established for the roles they played in the story and had both flaws and strengths. The story was engaging and carried real consequences for the characters. I will definitely read book 2. ...more

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Sep 20, 2014 Crystal | decorating.reader added it

Well I RARELY make it 60% into a book to turn around and DNF it, but I guess rare things happen every now and then because that’s exactly what I ended up doing with this book! I’ve really been looking forward to Lies I Told, and I’m a huge fan of thrillers, so I didn’t think anything could go wrong yet I just didn’t find this to be a good fit for someone who has a read a few thrillers in her day.

I found the MC, Grace, to be one of the most naive characters in the entire world. Yes, the girl obvi Well I RARELY make it 60% into a book to turn around and DNF it, but I guess rare things happen every now and then because that’s exactly what I ended up doing with this book! I’ve really been looking forward to Lies I Told, and I’m a huge fan of thrillers, so I didn’t think anything could go wrong yet I just didn’t find this to be a good fit for someone who has a read a few thrillers in her day.

I found the MC, Grace, to be one of the most naive characters in the entire world. Yes, the girl obviously she has some background issues that may have made her this way since she is adopted…BUT I wouldn’t know what they were because the book tells you virtually nothing about her past!!! It does bring her adoption up as being a factor all the time about why she’s so glad to just have a family, but nothing any deeper than that. When you give me such a naive character that just goes along with anything I need to know WHY said character is this way.

Grace also has a brother, Parker, who apparently has issues too. Once again no background on this kid either. To make things worse, randomly after 58% in, he is all of a sudden declared as not normal and compared to Logan’s dad, who has psychological issues….which HOLD UP, when did this happen?! Color me confused.

Then we have Rachel. Queen Bee of the school and all that jazz. Well for SOME reason she is super suspicious of Grace. WHY is she this way?! I will never know because she just IS. NO reason to spark it what so ever. She goes all detective like on Grace from the get go, but for the life of me through out everything I read I can’t figure out why she’s just like this to her. Grace is secretive I guess you could say, but she never just does anything crazy out of the ordinary, so……once again I felt like I was just supposed to go with random things.

I guess you could say I was having a lot of issues with the characters and the plot all the way around. Since I was SO far in and to try to give it a chance I asked a few people who had read the entire book to be sure things didn’t get crazy good at the end and if I should push through…it was a unanimous NO!
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Jul 13, 2014 Sabrina rated it really liked it

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Short and Sweet:

I love a good YA con story and Lies I Told was every bit as good as I expected!

To Elaborate...

Lies I Told is a FUN read with just the right amount of tension. Grace, the MC is a likable (though a bit naive for a thief) character which makes you root for her despite her dishonest ways. Her brother Parker, also adopted, is less likable, but understandably so since he's tiring of the family 'business.' He has begun to feel used by his adoptive parents and he's angry about it. Parker ...more

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Feb 25, 2015 Kathy Martin rated it really liked it

This was an interesting story that left me with quite a few questions. Grace is seventeen and is the adopted daughter of two people who live by conning people out of money and other valuables. She has an older adopted brother named Parker. They have come to California with the intention of robbing a man of his stash of gold bars - $20 million worth. Grace's role is to get close to the son of the house.

Grace has her cover story and things are going according to plan until she actually meets Logan ...more

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Jul 08, 2014 Taschima rated it liked it

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Mar 28, 2015 Charlotte marked it as dnf

Shelves: 2015, arc-edelweiss

DNF at 33%

I got bored and didn't want to continue any longer. It just didn't read like a book with a MC who had completed quite a number of cons before and had so much expertise. Her feelings and thoughts seemed more amateurish and you would have thought this was her first time since it began to get more difficult for her with the guilt she felt and other issues going on. Plus nothing much really happens.

I have a few issues with how its written though. At one point the MC felt she couldn't call ...more

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Jan 06, 2017 Ashley rated it really liked it

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I really did end up enjoying this. I read it pretty slow, but I think that was just because of the holidays and me not really feeling in the mood to read. Right after I finished this, I requested the sequel so I can find out what happens next.
If you like books about crimes, cons, and criminals, I think you'll like this. It reminds me of the TV shows Revenge and Leverage, not a perfect copy of it, but the same kind of element a ...more

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Aug 04, 2015 Juman rated it really liked it

I was addicted to this book. Can't wait for the second installment! ...more

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Jul 30, 2014 Cat rated it it was amazing

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BUT WHAT HAPPENS NOW?? Fall 2015 feels so far away! This was so much fun to read!

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Nov 22, 2014 Michelle Wrona rated it really liked it

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Never in a million years would I actually expect myself to read a Michelle Zink book ever again... or even expect to actually enjoy it. But hey, a psychological thriller read is waaay more different than a paranormal-angel read. Way back in '10 where my career of reading young adult novels had just begun, I went off with reading Zink's angelic trilogy, Prophecy of the Sisters, and really enjoyed it. But the se ...more

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Oct 30, 2017 Bryce rated it it was amazing

I recently read a book called Lies I Told and it was fantastic. This novel was written by Michelle Zink and published on April 7, 2015. Zink is an American author most notably known for her gothic fantasy series, Prophecy of the Sisters and A Temptation of Angels. Lies I Told is a young adult fiction novel based on a girl named Grace Fontaine who has been adopted into a crime family who cons wealthy people of their money or anything else of value. When their biggest con yet goes wrong, everythin ...more

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Oct 22, 2018 hadeel m rated it really liked it

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Apr 15, 2015 Dark Faerie Tales rated it really liked it

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Quick & Dirty: This book was suspenseful and atmospheric, and I enjoyed the lush setting.

Opening Sentence: Looking back, I should have known Playa Hermosa was the beginning of the end.

The Review:

Grace and her adopted family move around the world, never staying in one place too long. They are con-artists, sinking into a community to get close to people for the intel they need before taking their money and throwing away their fake identifies for new ones. Grace’ ...more

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Sep 21, 2020 Les rated it it was ok

Okay if you turn your brain off to how utterly implausible the premise was. Won't spoil it for those who want to read it, but then ask yourself that question afterwards. ...more

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Jul 13, 2014 Shae rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary, epic-friendship, liars-and-thieves, read-2015, sneakytimes, young-adult

Originally reviewed at http://www.shaelit.com/2015/04/review...

Something went wrong. We don't know what or how, but from the beginning of this book, we know that something went wrong with Grace's last job. Something that put her in danger. Something that shattered her family. I'm usually not one for prologues, but this one sets the tone fantastically. As great as the rest of the book is, it wouldn't have been the same without the underlying suspense.

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“The girl looked up, blinking, a far-off expression in here eyes. I recognized it, understood the shock of realizing the world inside your book wasn't real. Even worse, you were in another world entirely and no one understood - or even cared - that you preferred the one living on the page.” — 3 likes

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