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Another book I wish they had a choice between Pick and So-So. But I really started to enjoy it about halfway through. Justine Eyre does a wonderful narration but with all the names and random flashbacks, I think this might be easier to read than listen to. This is a political thriller which is not my cup of tea so I'm not sure if I will continue on but if I do I will be picking it up in paperback.

Beginning the #springcleaningreadathon by finishing up this ebook which goes back to the library tomorrow.

Day 3 of @bookriot #RiotGrams and it's one word title. These four one word title books are the ones currently sitting on my to be read pile which always seems like an never ending pile. 😅😅😅

What's your favourite one title book you recommend me adding to my TBR list?

I loved this fast-paced sci fi novel for many different reasons, but the thing that really jumped out at me is how Valentine plunges you into a new world and starts the story at a frenetic pace. You have to learn along the way, but it's never frustrating or difficult. It makes for a creative and fun read.

I enjoyed reading this #politicalfiction last year. Its my pick for today's #photoadaynov16. There's plenty of intrigue. I particularly like that the protagonist is a politician from South America, which I feel like is rare.

It was good, but I didn't love it. I couldn't really connect with any of the characters.

not only did i get my copy of PERSONA signed tonight at Genevieve Valentine's ICON reading, but i came home with pocky! if you are interested in fashion, politics, celebrity culture, and/or intersections thereof, you must read this duology.

finished PERSONA (which is FREAKING EXCELLENT), starting EVERFAIR

never leave home without a notebook and a book

today's book haul from Astoria Bookshop