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Soscha
Swim Team | Johnnie Christmas
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I‘ve never done competitive swimming but know I would have been terribly gracious to my momma‘s ingrown flotation device IYKYK

Plus my school didn‘t have a pool until I graduated. Bad luck as I do enjoy swimming & no longer have access

A great YA graphic with some bullying, social class conflict (rich dad/poor dad). I also covers the racism Black girls have had to deal with their own access to pool use

You see horrible, bullying teacher here.

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StellaDz
Deep End | Ali Hazelwood
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A chill Good Friday morning from my favourite spot (with a few more new plants).

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Melllie
Deep End | Ali Hazelwood

I love how Lukas was definitely YEARNING for Scarlett at the very end, and admitted that he actually had been from the very start.

“Always in the palms of your hand, Scarlett.“

EXCUSE YOU. I WAS CRYING, GIGGLING, LAUGHING AND KICKING MY FEET.

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underground_bks
Deep End | Ali Hazelwood
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This is the first Ali Hazelwood I didn‘t read the second I could get my mitts on it, and that will never happen again. I was put off by some marketing that this was darker, and I didn‘t love the drama in Not In Love and worried it would be similar, but this is a new all-time fav, exploring a dominance and submission kink in a super hot, emotionally complex, and still giggle-and-kick-your-feet worthy way—trademarks of all my favs by this author!

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lilpumpkin2.0
Deep End | Ali Hazelwood
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April 7, 2025 My new TBR stack. I (sort of) read White Fragility a while back when I was in college but it has been a while, let me tell you so I am rereading it from start to finish. I am also planning to read Deep End by Ali Hazelwood and The Orphanage By the Lake by Daniel G. Miller

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The_Penniless_Author
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A deep dive (no pun intended, I swear) into swimming's history - both its modern incarnation as a recreational activity during the early 19th-century, and the Classical era from which those 19th-century Romantics drew their inspiration, when swimming was infused with heroic, and even divine, qualities. I love to swim, and I also love books where an obsessive examines the subject of their passion in detail, so this one was perfect for me.

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CoffeeK8
Deep End | Ali Hazelwood
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A relaxing Wednesday evening!

CoverToCoverGirl Any good? I have my eye on this one. (edited) 1mo
CoffeeK8 @CoverToCoverGirl I really enjoyed it, but check the trigger warnings. 1mo
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Its_Amanda_Plz
Deep End | Ali Hazelwood
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Ali kills it again!

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mcctrish
Deep End | Ali Hazelwood
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So spicy. I love AH

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britt_brooke
Deep End | Ali Hazelwood
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⭐️⭐️⭐️ I want to preface by saying this: I‘m so damned tired of romance novels that are nearly 500 pages. Get. To. The. Freaking. Point. But, I digress. While I wasn‘t super keen on certain aspects, which are laid out in the author‘s note, I generally liked the setting and characters. It was a decent vacation read.

guinsgirlreads Yes! Why are they all so long?! They‘re cute, but too long lol 1mo
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