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I am intrigued and want to keep reading but I really have no clue what is going on. China's story makes the most sense but like the bush man? No clue.

The Nancy Drew in me is eating this book up. I feel like it is better than the first one. Definitely moving faster, which is helped by the audiobook (which I have had to stop to actually go to bed the past couple of nights. Usually I stop when I am about to fall asleep but I have gotten so into it that I had to turn it off 😂).

I am not a big someone person but I love this narrator (she also did the audiobook for THUG) and it's pretty binge worthy.

The commentary woven into this story is on point.

Reading so much poetry from our anthology for school that doesn't count towards my reading goal. The struggle.

This is a lot more romanc-y then I was expecting it to be. Generally not a bad thing but there are some "omg, I have so much angst" and "I want you but I don't but I do" sections that I just want to skip through. However, I am really liking the way the main character deals with being a hijabi woman in high school post 9/11.

Some of the jokes lean a little far for my taste, but some points are genuinely humorous. I feel like the Dad and Lucy plot lines are a little forced but they may grow on me.

I might have to come back to this at a different time. It's much more adult than I was expecting.

*Clock strikes midnight New Years Day*
Some people kiss their loved one. I pop some Welch's and set my 2019 reading challenge 😂

I am already loving this more than Gentleman's Guide. Felicity has earned so man Yas Queens and I'm only 15% of the way through.

Finally got my copy of this back from the library, so I can pick up where I left off :)

Have to read this book again for my Am Lit class. Still hate it, not going to lie.

Was in a reading book and am stoked to finish re-reading this so that I can move on to the second one. Tried to read both during break, but won't get to it until Thanksgiving.

Got about 100 pages in. Really loving it but ran out of time at the library. May try and pick it up during winter break when I am home and have more time.

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Reading for the first time for Shakespeare: Early Plays and Sonnets

The first of Shakespeare's early plays that I am reading for my Eng class. So glad to be out of sonnets!

The narrative is interesting and easy to follow. Having taken Psych and Abnormal Psych, the case is additionally interesting. I found myself frusterated that Susannah was getting worse and no one could figure out what was wrong with her, which was quite compelling. All the different resources she uses to compile the story are well researched and create a complete picture of her decent into madness.

This is exactly the contemporary that I needed.

Reading this for AM Lit Romanticism-Modern Lit.

I am not as much of a fan of the love story in this one, but I am still enjoying the read.

Finally getting back to this. Getting serious PG13 version of Prince Caspian vibes 😂

I didn't know the audiobook was narrated by the author! So excited.