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Miriam
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Got this for Hanukkah from a friend who knows me well...excited to see what’s up with it!
— Jan 25, 2020 02:37PM
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Ignatz
is 11% done
I am sticking with this so far, but the narrator is jumping on my last nerve.
— Jan 21, 2020 08:33AM
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Allison Hurd
is on page 260 of 272
"Does it taste like lobster or spider? "
Gabi! J'accuse!
Haha!
— Jan 20, 2020 07:36PM
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Gabi! J'accuse!
Haha!
Allison Hurd
is on page 180 of 272
Hopefully done tomorrow. And then brain bleach.
— Jan 19, 2020 07:48PM
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Allison Hurd
is on page 140 of 272
Okay. Small break. I want to finish this by tomorrow, and it's really good but also it's giving me wind burn on my brain.
— Jan 19, 2020 11:55AM
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Allison Hurd
is on page 90 of 272
So, like, every trigger warning. The only thing I haven't seen yet is spiders, but the way this is going, I'm just gonna give it time.
— Jan 19, 2020 10:30AM
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Allison Hurd
is on page 37 of 272
I think I might be sick. This is horror a la Butler, with different weapons.
— Jan 18, 2020 03:55PM
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Allison Hurd
is on page 27 of 272
Oh man. I'm getting very strong "Word for World is Forest" vibes except aimed at the conflicts of now, rather than Vietnam.
After this, I'm taking a mental health break from dark books.
— Jan 18, 2020 12:44PM
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After this, I'm taking a mental health break from dark books.
Ian Mccausland
is on page 141 of 352
Several trips to and from Flin Flon in 1893 that are merely mentions meanwhile a canoe trip of several days would have taken place. But thr Flin Flon of Presant day is bustling!
— Jan 18, 2020 03:44AM
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Dawn F
is 86% done
Beth’s father’s treatment of her is the scariest thing I’ve read in a long time. Awful.
— Jan 12, 2020 02:26AM
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Whitney
is on page 321 of 352
"You are on the wrong side of history."
— Jan 11, 2020 04:14PM
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Whitney
is on page 313 of 352
"I have the data right here." C.L. patted their chest.
"You memorized it?"
"No, of course not. That's insane. I uploaded it to my shirt."
— Jan 11, 2020 04:13PM
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"You memorized it?"
"No, of course not. That's insane. I uploaded it to my shirt."
Whitney
is on page 290 of 352
"I learned Atomic Age English from historical romances. Nobody asks questions when a woman watches ancient love stories about heterosexuality."
— Jan 11, 2020 04:11PM
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Whitney
is on page 244 of 352
"This guy is a shitstain of epic proportions."
— Jan 11, 2020 04:10PM
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Whitney
is on page 225 of 352
"Let's get a paper and see who's playing."
— Jan 11, 2020 04:09PM
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Whitney
is on page 153 of 352
And now I was here, feeling almost as shitty as I used to when I was murdering people with my friends.
— Jan 11, 2020 04:08PM
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Whitney
is on page 112 of 352
"You change a man's mind by showing him a good time."
— Jan 11, 2020 04:06PM
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Whitney
is on page 93 of 352
She'd found a seat next to an elderly man with hamster-sized muttonchops, who kept glancing at her as if she were a radish come inexplicably and irritatingly to life.
— Jan 11, 2020 04:05PM
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Whitney
is on page 91 of 352
The morning after I came out to Aseel and Soph as a traveler, I navigated between a headache, yet another carriage full of ostriches, and monumental chunks of Ferris wheel to reach the Algerian Theater.
— Jan 11, 2020 03:53PM
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Whitney
is on page 57 of 352
No shack, no tappers, nothing. With training, a person could use stones to pound the Machine interface and return to their present. ... To go further, I took the Machines at Raqmu and Attirampakkam, discovered thousands of years ago. (= useful for people unskilled at rhythmic rock pounding, if needing to travel BCE...)
— Jan 11, 2020 03:51PM
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Whitney
is on page 56 of 352
"Miners had stumbled on the Flin Flon Time Machine only fifteen years before, making it the most recently discovered of the five known Machines. That meant travelers who used Flin Flon to go back further than 1878 found themselves alone on a rocky outcropping next to a beautiful lake.
— Jan 11, 2020 03:49PM
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Dawn F
is 39% done
As per usual I’m too dumb to follow along a time travel plot, but it’s definitely entertaining!
— Jan 11, 2020 09:38AM
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Pujashree
is 60% done
This book literally has no right to be this amazing. Because you know, that's the edited timeline of women's rights we are in right now. No right to be this good. I am going slower than I'd like because I am luxuriating in the seamless historical research baked into this, and stopping to google the real history as opposed to the cleverly "edited" versions in this. Also, Senator Harriet Tubman forever!
— Jan 10, 2020 06:42AM
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David
is on page 282 of 344
1/8/2020
P282
I'm loving how thought out the time travel mechanics are. The details are well placed, making me flip back and reread passages with new understanding.
— Jan 08, 2020 10:42PM
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I'm loving how thought out the time travel mechanics are. The details are well placed, making me flip back and reread passages with new understanding.
Gabi
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This was really, really good! It struck hard and cut deep.
— Jan 07, 2020 01:11PM
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Gabi
is 67% done
Good one!
I'm still totally sucked into this one. I fear I have to stay up late and finish it today. ^^' This was meant as my audiobook for a week ...
— Jan 07, 2020 09:21AM
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I'm still totally sucked into this one. I fear I have to stay up late and finish it today. ^^' This was meant as my audiobook for a week ...




