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pickGood. Interesting story concept. Even though at times the story was hard to follow and there were what I can only describe as 'harsh' sex scenes that came out of nowhere. The characters were just awful people. I normally love Scarlett Thomas but this wasn't particularly great and if this is your first novel of hers that you read please don't be put off.
Saturday book heap: things that need to be reshelved after propping up plants for a bit. None beloved. The top one has been on my "soon, anytime now" list for two years-ish.
Starting a new book before I run some errands
Sunday plans.
so-soI was excited for this & whilst I enjoyed parts, I found it unsatisfying. Most of the characters were unlikeable but I'm okay with that.
Started this book last night, but I'm leaving town for a week, so it's time to switch over to the ebook. So far, it's no Our Tragic Universe (my favourite).
pickTerrible, botanically gifted people; murderous seed pods. There are also a couple bird pov sections that are truly delightful 🐥🌱🌾🌼
After a long, stressful weekend I'm looking forward to starting this book before falling asleep (I don't anticipate making it very far.
Cover of what I'm currently reading + mug of what I'm currently drinking. [this book is good so far but there are a lot of characters and they are all related and I keep forgetting who is who]
Filled with questionable people doing questionable things and Thomas' signature keen and witty writing, The Seed Collectors is a perfectly delicious garden read. About 2/3 finished!
A cup of tea and a new library book, what more could I ask for?!
panLove Scarlett Thomas books usually but really didn't enjoy this one. The characters were all really unlikeable!
On the way!
pickA+ should have been a sick day book (meaning I went to work but wasn't happy about it and now I'm sitting on the couch reading)
pickI loved this book! It felt like a grown-ass adult book. I felt really grown up reading about these people, even though I was often saying, "Who does that?" "Who says that?" "WHOA that is questionable behavior!" "That's unacceptable!" Just like real life. Plus, the story is super weird and original.
Evening reading. Weird wonderfulness.
