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This was a required read for my Native American literature class but it was so good I would have enjoyed reading it without having to! I‘d definitely recommend it, but I encourage you to buy it second hand or borrow it if you‘d like to read it so that Alexie does not profit from it, recent sexual assault allegations against him have surfaced and I would not feel comfortable supporting him in light of this.

“When there are people in need, take their hands”

This makes my heart flutter but in a friendship kind of way... you know?

‘The daffodil knows more of spring/than roses know of anything.‘ I love the way John writes 😍

Do you ever just match your makeup to your book 💄📙

I‘m really not sure why this book‘s rating is so low?? I throughly enjoyed reading it and I can‘t wait to pick up the next one!

Back in November my love & appreciation for The Great Gatsby was renewed. I had a blast getting to take on the role of Jordan Baker in a play adaptation. My love for Gatsby grew so much having gotten to bring it to life. Specific characters that I didn‘t appreciate I‘ve grown to love, I used to hate Daisy, I felt like she had no redeeming qualities but the actress I worked with brought a new dimension to Daisy that caused me to grow to love her.

I ugly cried. Oh I ugly cried so much. The last two chapters of this book were one continuous sob. It was SO SO good. I would not advise reading it in public... at least not the end.

I wanted so badly to like this. I loved the idea behind it... I just couldn‘t get into it :(

And in this moment, I the reader, fell hopelessly in love with Daniel

You might be a reader if your purse looks like this... 📚

I finished this book in less than half a day... it was a compelling read and something about it totally sucked me in!

This book was wow just wow.

"Good evening, flowers."
This book is incredible so far, I'm usually not a fan of multiple perspectives but I'm LOVING it in this book!

"'Then we won't have to find him,' the doctor says, closing the file. 'He'll come for you. And we'll be waiting.'"

Just a quick life update: I graduated! And I decorated my cap with my final role of high school musicals, I was Gertrude McFuzz in Seussical the Musical🎭💙 I loved Dr Seuss growing up and to be in the show reminded why I loved him so much and renewed that love📚 (ps the feather is the actual tail I wore in the show... it also made it through prom)

I took some senior pictures with all the books we read in my AP Literature class this year, a rather impressive stack I'd say 📚😊

"A few tables and chairs are poised near the windows-- which I'm sure are sealed-- looking over a lawn"

Kent state bound with my newspaper class for a day of workshops and contests so what better way to pass the bus ride from hell than to dive into some good old fashioned feminist ranting?

I was hesitant to rate this book as a pick. It probably more accurately falls somewhere between pick and so-so, I wanted to like it from the start but it didn't pull me in immediately. Actually, I nearly gave up on it several times but boy am I glad I didn't, the final section of the book was worth the wait! This isn't a good book to pull you out of a reading rut but if you're ready to dive in, give this book a go.

Read the beloved Dr Seuss story Gertrude McFuzz as miss Gertrude herself at our seussical the musical Circus McGurkus fundraiser yesterday. It's so fun to read to little kids 💙

A beautiful and hilarious recount of Debbie Reynolds' antics with friends. Bittersweet to read from beginning to end; starting with a foreword written by Carrie Fisher and ending with Debbie's hopes for the future.

Beautiful, captivating, compelling. I'd gladly read this author again!

So sad. Very real. It raises questions we as a society should be raising. This book is a great discussion starter. This book hit very close to home for me, as a current high school senior, living in a small town.

I had to read this for AP Lit and as excited as I was, I loved the idea, I was very disappointed. The execution was nowhere near what it could have been. Excellent idea behind the story, poor execution. I found the writing very dry.

This book was heartbreaking in the most beautiful way, not recommended to read in public, but definitely a recommended read.

"From corsets to cutlasses and petticoats to pistols, we want to bring American history to life -- from the viewpoints of strong, clever, resourceful American girls."

This book has a very John Green feel to it. If you like his books you'll enjoy this one!

This book is very good so far, it's told from multiple perspectives which was kind of annoying at first but later proves to benefit the book. It's an interesting look inside the mind of a teen whose sister was raped and murdered and how she handles a "normal" life after the fact.

Planning to start this tomorrow. Feeling clever with my use of my Waitress the musical pamphlet as my book mark of choice 😉

This was everything I had hoped and more😍

This was everything I had hoped and more😍

This was everything I had hoped and more😍

This was absolutely everything I had hoped it would be😍 I loved the story line and the format. Another win for JKR

This was absolutely everything I had hoped it would be😍 I loved the story line and the format. Another win for JKR

This was absolutely everything I had hoped it would be😍 I loved the story line and the format. Another win for JKR

Not sure why this book has such low reviews, I haven't finished it yet but I'm loving it so far. It's a very quick read and extremely interesting thus far. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try! Also, I love the cover art 😍

I had never heard of this author when this trilogy was given to me so I didn't really know what to expect. These books were amazing, I will definitely be looking into others from McMann!

I had to read the this summer before my freshman year and I LOVED it. It was so unique, using death as the narrator and painting death as tired and gentle as opposed to a terrible ominous presence. Highly recommended!

This is one of my required summer reads for the AP Lit class I'm taking senior year and I've been very pleasantly surprised to enjoy it as much as I am.

"I guessed princesses-in-training didn't wear pants" -America Singer
This entire series was absolutely brilliant. I strongly recommend it!