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I just know I'm going to cry.

There is a blind character!!! I did not know there would be when I requested this.

Love it so far. Especially Jessica standing up to an asshole police officer.

I...don't love this. There's nothing wrong with it exactly though.

The mothers are still utterly crazy and I love it.

These women are terrifying. I can't even imagine going to a private school, let alone where the parents behave like this. Wow.

Sorry if I have seemingly randomly unliked your reviews. For some reason the app doesn't show when I've liked something, so I go to like it and it's actually unliking it. I only just realised this is happening.

Maybe I know who the killer is, but also I could be wrong. Trying to piece this all together is so difficult and it's why I love it so much.

It is so so twisty and I love it.

Ok there are a lot of threads to this already and I don't yet know what's going on but I really hope I'm going to like it because this is a promising start.

I'm so confused about the world building. There's lots of termanology but it's not explained. The same goes for the social system. I'm getting strong bisexual vibes from the main character though, don't tell me I'm projecting.

This is getting interesting.

It's fun but I think I've read too much RR in a short space of time.

Then life happened. Career ambitions. Grad school. Student loans. The vague, persistent headache that is adulting.

Well I can identify with this. Also I have really bad luck with romance novels but I'm really hoping this one is good.

So this is kind of hard for me to read because it has pictures, which obviously I can't see. But there's enough text so I can follow it.

Help I need book recommendations. There's a huge hole in my soul after finishing the Trials of Apollo because I loved them so so much. I know people have recommended I read other Rick Riordan books, and I probably will. But are there any other series I should check out? I actually love the PJO universe and how it sits on that boundary between MG and YA, so if there's anything similar I'd love to hear about it.

I'm not ready. Like. Not at all. I don't want to say goodbye to these characters. And this was my favourite series out of all of them.

I'm almost scared to start the Tower of Nero because then I'll finish the series and have to say goodbye to these characters. Anyone else feel this when you get to the last book in a series?

Hooray, I thought. Nothing spices up a dangerous quest like personal drama between formerly romantically involved heroes who may or may not be telling each other (and me) the whole truth.

Jason what are you up to and what are you hiding!

At Three Mile Island in 1979, the mortals somehow failed to realize that their partial nuclear meltdown was caused by an epic chainsaw fight between Ares and Hephaestus. (As I recall, Hephaestus had insulted Ares's bell-bottom jeans.)
Lol I know this one is going to be good.

I love this so so much. I love Apollo and Will and Meg. Also how grown up Percy seems and generally irritated when Apollo shows up at his house.

The watered wine in Jason's stomach churned. He decided that if he lived through this day, he would never drink alcohol again.

I don't particularly care for Jason but I feel sad for him right now.

"Yeah," Percy said, warming up to the idea. "We came down here for the Tartarus tour--like, exotic destinations, you know? The Underworld is overdone. Mount Olympus is a tourist trap--"
This is ridiculous and I love it so much.

"Thanks," she grunted, nearly missing the ledge with her bad foot. "I'll have a smile on my face as I plummet to my death."
How can I not love them.

Christ save me there is a face feeling scene. I can't cope. It's like how many gross and offensive tropes can be included in one book.

Her broken eyes took in the single mic and mini soundboard. "Are you recording yourself?"
We are a quarter of the way through and he still has to point out how she is broken. Can we not.

This is an interesting balance between some really gross and damaging comments about blindness, but also a blind teen who drinks under age and breaks rules, which feels true to my own experiences. So it's complicated.

Will this be a decent portrayal of blindness or will it be shitty. I guess we'll find out.

I hate spiders. This is terrifying.

"Annabeth Chase," she said, "when we meet again, we will be enemies on the field of battle."
I'm just saying the girls in this book are way more interesting than any of the boys.