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A group of 40 women is kept in a cage together underground, how they got there is unknown. After years, one day there‘s a sound, the door to cage is left open and they can leave.

I‘m not sure what this book was trying to say, but it does look at loneliness and belonging, and surviving.

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4.75/5 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌖

“Fear is only your enemy if you allow it to be.”

#fantasy

Cold brew coffee float for breakfast #winning

I'm 30% through. How can things be happening but nothing is really going on 😅 what is the point of all this vapid dialogue? How did this win awards?

Unlike a lot of people, I like manga, but I don't watch the anime series associated with them. I've heard so many great things about this series that I had to finally start it.

Attack on Titan has a very interesting backstory with civilization recovering behind walled cities after being destroyed by giant Titans. This first volume starts with a new attack. I liked the changing perspectives between citizens and soldiers. I'm excited for vol. 2.

5 Stars • In The Marriage Act by John Marrs, a dystopian Britain enforces the Sanctity of Marriage Act, promoting "Smart Marriages" with AI surveillance and penalizing singles. Four couples navigate the oppressive system, facing privacy loss, betrayal, and government control. A resistance group fights back in this suspenseful, twist-filled thriller.

#TheMarriageAct #DarkFuture #JohnMarrs #Bookish

As much as I loved Red Rising, The Paris Apartment is still in my mind as an amazing book that really surprised me. This was really hard though because The Women I also loved in March so I made it the Wild Card liking it slightly more than Red Rising.

“Freedom isn‘t a blank slate she wants to tell them. Freedom is teaming and complicated and yes risky and it can only be written in the company of others.”