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This book is a gateway drug to philosophy. It's got me itching to dust off old philosophy texts and lose myself to Sartre. Warning signs include a perchance for turtlenecks and an acute interest in French films.

Schur makes moral philosophy a fun topic at a house party.

A perfect gateway into philosophy. Fun, engaging, and maybe a little too goofy, but I wish I had read this ahead of my philosophy courses in university.

Wow this is actually very enjoyable after all the awkward sex is over.

I had no idea this was gonna be smut. It was a very funny surprise.

Lemony Snicket could not have written a more brutal and painfully unfortunate series of events.

I can understand why people respect Anthony Bourdain so much. His loss is heartbreaking, but I'm thankful he's touched this world.

This book reads like a CBC / BBC show. Not just because of its outwardly British disposition, but also in its dreary melodrama. I'm excited for it to be over in the same way that I look forward to the end of chatting with a very boring person.

The Bear who?

I had to put the book down because I started crying right at the beginning of it. I'll pick it back up as soon as I have the will.

For those who are considering the book, please consider it in its physical format - there are formatting considerations that will work best in print.

The hardest part of reading this book is remembering what happened in its predecessor.

I am so incredibly excited for more.

I promise I am actually interested in this book. It's just hard to find time to focus on it.

I'm reading through all the children's books I couldn't afford as a child.