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This was one of my favorite movies in my younger years. Totally relatable. Can’t wait to read it.

Wooooow. Crazy.

In love! 📖🔪🩸💋💦

Set in Portland, Oregon 😍😍😍🥰🥰🧡🧡

Forfeiting all books I'm in the process of reading just to sneak in some xmas ones before the month is over. 🎄 🤶 🎁 🎅 🎄

Early bird gets the maggot. 😘

Omg I am starting to despise this book. These people are the worst!Please get betterrrrrr!!🤦🏼‍♀️

I pretty much hate all of these people.

Really .. starting.. to draggg.. outtt. 😴

... and sooo many new fresh delicious exciting books are sitting in a stack staring at me,

waiting for me to finish this massive beast of a text.

I'm trying to keep it exciting by picturing the cast of bridgerton, or game of thrones, or rupaul's drag race acting out the story. Which is fun. But all the pages and pages about farming really kills the vibe.

this is the LONGEST hard copy book I own + one of the longest books on my life goals TBR in general. 239 chapters????

😩

This book is dope as hell 😱👹🍑📖

It's not great.

this book is making me so sad 😔

Oh shit. 🤦🏼‍♀️

Ugh. 80/428 pages read since renting it 30 days ago. I already read an entire other book in that time.

It's super slow moving and reminds me of an episode of "Leave It To Beaver", which is annoying both me and the two birds I've been reading it to.

For some strange reason I picked this book as my 1st Stephen King novel, even though I already own Carrie, The Shining and The Green Mile.

Should I ditch this book?

This book is giving me John Knowles, "A Seperate Peace" vibes -- which I read a couple months ago while in Hawaii pre-pandemic lockdown.

I like it a lot.