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Waiting for the inevitable heartbreak this book will bring...

Circe: A Feminist Role Model

I love this.

While out on the town with a friend, I found the first two copies of Fence in comic form. Freaking. Comic. Form.

I now know what I am doing tonight.

While out on the town tonight, (in a small town), I freaking found Fence in comic form. COMIC FORM.

Guess I know what I'm doing tonight...

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I love retellings.... especially ones with mythology.

There is no feeling better than getting an ARC you requested on a whim. If this book is half as good as The Song of Achilles, I will cry and skip all duties to consume it.

I’m ready.

*cups hand over ear* What? I have homework to do? Yeah, uh, no. Reading time for this procrastinator!

Seeing my love Henry was the motivation I needed to binge read this...

Listening to audiobooks is so much lazier than physically reading... I dig it. 😎

This book honestly deserves every single word of hype it has.

And this is now showing all the promise and beauty I’ve been hearing about...

This one is not grabbing my attention as aggressively as I had hoped...

Book two in my self-imposed Fitzgerald Challenge. Bring it.

This story is phenomenal and the audiobook is definitely doing it justice.

"The apocalypse began at Starbucks."

I love this author.

Forget the dog waiting for the mailman; I wait for my Amazon book boxes to come like the pope waits for the Lord’s second coming.

When I snagged this audiobook, it had been more of a “I have nothing better to read” moment than anything else. This is turning out to be one of those books I know I’ll never forget.

This is a precious little oddity of a book.

With every single chapter, this gets cuter and more suspenseful...

This dragged a bit for a while, but now it’s found it’s rhythm and is showing promise for a cutesy, good time...

10 pages of Fitzgerald a day keeps a man cynical, wealthy, and philosophical.

I love keeping audiobooks in my car. Now I can even read while driving. :)

Étienne and Anna. Ahhhhhh!

I love that she made her most seemingly innocent characters the least innocent. Screw stereotypes!

I have been stuck in debate class all day and sneaking this under the table on my kindle... I’m an addict.

I can’t stop reading...

This is every bit as suspenseful and riveting as I had hoped...

​"You're a slave, a bound helpless slave to one thing in the world, your imagination."

No gonna lie, when I got the email that I was approved for this ARC, I might have cried a tiny bit. Just a little.