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I've just realised this book doesn't have two last pages and I'm devastated. Thank God this is a compilation of short stories... Eh.

I didn't know I became a Goodreads librarian, but here I am!!
Also, I wanted to read The Chronicle of Czechs, but I need to get it back to library... Maybe I will borrow it again soon.

Michael Corleone is my son.

I love Vito.

I'M DOING THIS.
My boyfriend is already so excited about me reading it that I read only one chapter and he asked me who is my fave already...

Baby pls.

NOPE, I DIDN'T MANAGE TO READ IT ALL.
Jesus, I kind of hate this book, but at the same time I don't. It's kind of like "Nad Niemnem" but "Nad Niemnem" has more action in it.

I'm aiming to finish this book today...

I'm currently reading three books at the same time: Narrenturm, Metai and Lāčplēsis and my bf went all like: hey, Edy, there is a book I would really want you to read, because I loved it. And I was like: yes!!! Sure!!! What is that? (Bc my bf reads rather short stories)...

He gave me a fucking Godfather.
I am going to die.

It's been almost a month since I reached again for this book, but believe me or not, I still quite remember the plot and it still makes me so eager to read more. Now, I won't put it back on my shelf before finishing.

So far the most interesting part was introduction. It is suppossed to be classic from Lithuanian literature, but oh my God, I don't think I will enjoy it.

Not quite what I thought...

I'm literally tired of reading this book...

I'm honestly real tired of Russians being villains.

I'm pretty sure that the guy called Arturas is Lithuanian. Even if they miss ū in his name. Seriously.

339/424 ok. 80%

Przepysznie. No i moja miejscowość też się pojawiła. Nie świadczy to o powiecie zbyt korzystnie, ale co poradzić :D

According to Piotr Choynowski, the Pole is punctual only in two cases:
1. For a fight
2. When he wants to lend money in bank.