Emma Cwalinski > Recent Status Updates

Haven’t been on here bc I’m insecure that it was taking me so long to move through this, but then my Libby hold for this expired and I couldn’t renew it so I have to wait a month to pick this back up lol.

Slugging through this one 😮‍💨

“They began to walk back. If Carol had to go home now, Therese thought, she should do something violent. Like jump off the Fifty-ninth Street Bridge. Or take the three benzedrine tablets Richard has given her last week.” 😂😂😂 this bitch is craaazzzyyy 😭😭. This book stresses me out and I don’t trust any of the characters.

This girl’s insane (she reminds me of myself)!

Oh the things I’d do for some quotation marks in this(!!)

I didn’t think I’d be able to tolerate how this book his written but somehow I’m already 50 pages in flying through

“Instead, he lay awake, thinking of the way Arthur’s hand had felt in his, the way they’d fit together. It was foolish, and most likely dangerous, but in the quiet darkness, there was no one who could take it away from him.” 😭😭

Reading on the clock to keep expectations low whateva

The story feels very young and A-Series-of-Unfortunate-Events-esq, so it’s been a little slow to get in to, but I see good potential. Holding a real book kinda sucks.

I need a bookmark now that I’m reading ~real~ books

Currently hyperfixated on discussing the societal and psychological aspects the human experience adds to the act of eating and making and sharing food to people who do not ask about it, so I’m excited to have this as an outlet.

This story of two little gay teenage greek boys is so beautifully well written I am storming through this one.

This is sooooo cheesy. Trying to power through but struggling.

Ngl,still waiting to see what makes everybody give this book 5 stars….