pickFinished this up before bed. It‘d been on my shelf for a while. A story about a pandemic that wipes out most of the world leaving some people with magical abilities as well as without. Not my first pandemic book since living through the covid pandemic but it‘s still so weird and eerie - the stuff the author describes hits different after living some of it. Overall, I liked it. Likable characters and I‘m intrigued. Gave The Stand vibes
pickI knew nothing going into this book but I enjoyed it a lot. Very different from what the cover made my brain decide what the book was about.
pickThis book has shown me I like my dystopian fiction to have an element of the impossible to it. Prophet Song is dystopian fiction that feels just a few votes away from possible. Riveting and harrowing. 4.5 🌟
Grateful for the beautiful day to offset the despair created by the book.
pickThis was phenomenal. While I toggled back and forth between 4.5 and 5 stars (the ending felt too neat for me), I ultimately decided it was my first 5-star read of the year.
I‘m curious if folks who have read it pre-pandemic vibe with it differently, but man - post 2020? This and Parable of the Sower hit where it hurts. #AuthorAMonth
Getting back into my kindle and trying to minimize physical things in my house ◡̈
Starting this one in the school pick up line today 🛻 📖 ☀️
This is the story of my life today. And at the moment, I am out of any to give.
#margaretatwood #thetestaments #thehandmaidstale #zerofuckstogive #worksucks #hostileworkenvironment #toxicworkenvironment
Second installment from the Monsters of Verity
I really liked the idea of the monsters in these books and how they were created I just wanted more of and from them.
Still a decent read though. I do love a good Schwab book.
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so-soFinished this one up on the way to visit my ma today and this series just keeps going downhill for me. I'm going to try the prequel novels but this one just didn't do it for me much.
