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bellamysgriffin · 2 years
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A QUOTE FROM EVERY BOOK I READ IN 2021: The Crucible by Arthur Miller
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daphneblakess · 3 years
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books i read in 2021: mexican gothic by silvia moreno-garcia
I pray I will see you again. You must come for me, Noemi. You have to save me.
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virgilean · 2 years
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Books Read in 2021: The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune
“A home isn’t always the house we live in. It’s also the people we choose to surround ourselves with. You may not live on the island, but you can’t tell me it’s not your home. Your bubble, Mr. Baker. It’s been popped. Why would you allow it to grow around you again?”
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emohell · 3 years
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BOOKS READ IN 2021 → Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
and yet, they hesitated. the knowledge that they might never see each other again, that some of them—maybe all of them—might not survive this night hung heavy in the air. a gambler, a convict, a wayward son, a lost grisha, a suli girl who had become a killer, a boy from the barrel who had become something worse.
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lonelyyvampire · 3 years
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books read in 2021: in deeper waters - f.t. lukens (arc)
the gentle rhythm of the water was a lullaby, and he drifted off to sleep with a vision of dimpled cheeks, sly smiles, and sun-kissed freckles following him into his dreams.
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omgreading · 2 years
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I finished a book.
The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood
I enjoyed it.
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booksofmirth · 2 years
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Book of the Month: October 2021
Kingdom of the Wicked, Kerri Maniscalco
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easybookreview · 3 years
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Book Review: The broken Stone by Sachin.V.Yadgir
Book Review: The broken Stone by Sachin.V.Yadgir
The broken Stone “Dad, I name the tale, a lie to die”, Here is a lie. Everyone says something, but nobody reveals it and Death: nobody is resting, and also the lies witnessed by everyone don’t last long. But this trip is filled with drama. Lies exist almost forever and their creators are unknown! At first , the book asks you some questions and leads you to find out the answer throughout the…
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ulooktiredbooks · 3 years
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The Lost Village by Camilla Sten
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Camilla Sten's The Lost Village gave all the creepy abandoned village vibes I was hoping for. Our main character is a filmmaker looking to create a documentary about an abandoned village that her grandmother grew up in. Her grandmother would tell her stories about the village and showed her letters from her family after she moved away. Inexplicably, overnight all the people in the village went missing except for a baby that was found alone. This filmmaker leads a team to try and explore the village and find any missing information.
The book was a great read and there were not very many moments where the story seemed to drag. I enjoyed the atmosphere that Sten created and felt as though I could see what she intended. While the atmosphere and main story line were amazing, I did feel as though there were some aspects that weren't for me. The main character was quite abrasive in her thoughts about other people but you could tell that this was a character that over thought every little interaction with another person. As someone with anxiety, it's understandable but not the most fun to read. The ending did leave me wishing there was a bit more explanation and maybe a bit of a twist that was unexpected. I have read other reviews where they loved the twists in this story but to me they seemed quite obvious with the evidence from the book and the hints were a bit heavy handed.
The Lost Village was a fun ride that is worth the time to read and had a few creepy moments in the book that are worthy of a read alone. Rating out of 5 stars, I would give this book a 3.
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bellamysgriffin · 2 years
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A QUOTE FROM EVERY BOOK I READ IN 2021: The Giver by Lois Lowry
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daphneblakess · 3 years
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books i read in 2021: the wolf and the woodsman by ava reid
“You have the uncommon ability to make me doubt what I once thought was certain,” Gáspár says. “I’ve spent the last fortnight fearing you would destroy me. You may still.”
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virgilean · 2 years
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Books Read in 2021: Fire and Hemlock by Diana Wynne Jones
“The truth between two people always cuts two ways.”
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emohell · 3 years
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BOOKS READ IN 2021 → The Gentleman's Guide to Getting Lucky by Mackenzi Lee
i would teach my body to regrow my heart each time i gave it to him, over and over and over again. heart after heart after heart — every one of them his.
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😯 l'epilogo mi ha lasciata senza parole 👉🏻 #lagovernantedimadamedelempicka La storia inizia nel 1914 a Pietrogrado. La sedicenne Rosalia viene mandata dalla madre a lavorare per gli Stifter. Loro hanno una nipote: Tamara, anche lei sedicenne. Attraverso gli occhi di Rosalia assistiamo alla nascita di una grande pittrice: #madamedelempicka ovvero #tamaragorska 👍🏻 Sullo sfondo della storia, la prima guerra mondiale, la seconda e le rivoluzioni in Russia. 👍🏻 La vita di Tamara viene descritta molto bene. È stato dato spazio non solo alla sua vita artistica ma anche a quella sentimentale, al suo ruolo come madre e donna famosa al centro della società parigina. Vediamo molte sfaccettature del suo carattere. 👍🏻 Tamara era una donna piena di passione, passione che riversava nelle sue opere e a volte sui modelli 😁 (non ci sono però scene spinte nel testo, è solo accennato). I suoi quadri o meglio i retroscena legati alla loro creazione, vengono narrati nel testo con leggerezza ed eleganza, senza descrizioni troppo lunghe o dettagliate. 👍🏻 Le ambientazioni sono multiple. Pietrogrado, Parigi, poi l'Italia e l'America. 👍🏻 La storia di una grande artista, narrata dalla sua governante. Una storia interessante e coinvolgente, mai prolissa o volgare. #tamaradelempicka #bookart #2021books #amicineilibri #antrodilibri #libridaleggereagiugno #stayconape #lombradibarbara #trovandolibri #amicandito #ilclubdeilettorifelici #baulett #amicineilibri https://www.instagram.com/p/CQwBRP-H488/?utm_medium=tumblr
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booksbycsenge · 3 years
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booksofmirth · 2 years
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Book of the Month: June 2021
Malice, Heather Walter
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