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Now this is a REAL novel

Oh how history repeats itself… when will we ever learn

lunch break by lunch break we are making progress

Still on my quest to clear off my currently reading shelf... this one is going by quickly! I must have more respect for the archaeology now that I am a history worker

So simple and so captivating

Intriguing thus far

Makes most sense when high

finally some action happening here

i'm definitely enjoying this more than last time, but it's still just kinda funny - no real emotional investment for any characters, so it's easy to lose interest

giving this another try... even the online summary of what I've read before was hard to get through, though

still in that boring non-fiction fact-listing stage, but I can see the main narrative forming

Almost four years after setting this book down, I have picked it back up! After a sparknotes refresher and picking up where I left off, I have no clue how I didn’t realize how beautiful this story is

I think Maas is confusing herself with the random directions this plot is going

One of the most creatively written books I’ve ever read

I’m sorry but this needs to get moving, maybe a side effect of having too many characters

Certainly a bit slower than the first one

These books always remind me that I need some action

Molly is funny but everything else about this book is losing me

It’s giving “good first attempt at writing a book”

Not so easy to read this early in the morning lemme just say that

Ngl reading these stories makes me respect when old people say that my generation will never know hardship

The POW oral history aspect of this book is very interesting

Notable vibe shift from the smut book I just finished