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If they don't marry already, just ask her please 😂

I haven't been able to read consistently.😭

Just picked this book back up. It's actually lovely to read. Beauty and the beast retelling ❤️

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I'm definitely going to finish this book tomorrow its amazing!

I woke up at 7 am to start reading on a day off, this is already a 5 star read for me 😂

Finally a week off work to finish this book 💜

There's a page for everything that worries you 🤎

I haven't read fantasy in forever

I loved Magnolia book 1 , Lilac and Ezra (he's a photographer) this one should be good. Asia Monique has become my escape reads for the summer. 💌

"La hawla wa la quwwata illa billah. The human heart was never created to carry the weight of the world upon it." 🤎

Lupin is the definition of smooth, each chapter is flawless. I also love Ganimard and his administration for Lupin's skill even if he has to catch him.

"What I’ve learned from talking to so many victims of traumatic events, abuse, or neglect is that after absorbing these painful experiences, the child begins to ache. A deep longing to feel needed, validated, and valued begins to take hold. As these children grow, they lack the ability to set a standard for what they deserve."

This book is so important 🦋

Lupin on Netflix is my favourite and this book is everything exciting & I'm here for the whole book collection 😂

Lately I haven't been finishing books, this one has been helping me out of my readers block. I think this man left beautiful words, and lessons on life. Don't worry about the future just enjoy your today. 🦋

"I looked straight at you for a few instants. Such moments are my secret. (...)
that one day I shall taste the delicateness of life...My voice falls into the abyss of your silence. You read me in silence."

the words speak to me like no other book, it feels like a dream of spoken poetry.

"Every thing has an instant in which it is. I want to grab hold of the is of the thing. These instants passing through the air I breathe: in fireworks they explode silently in space. I want to possess the atoms of time. And to capture the present, forbidden by its very nature: the present slips away and the instant too, I am this very second forever in the now."

and just like that I found another favourite 🤎

recommended in waterstones, poetic science about the oceans, why not I'm always reading fiction 🤫

I decided to put this book down, while I did find the first couple of chapters interesting I couldn't connect with the middle of the book . Love is a journey we all have individually and I find self help is not always the best way to understand. After reading atomic habits I said no more self help. I am officially back to fiction or non fiction history.