Happy First Day of April!
Here is my March Wrap-Up, having read 13 books this month, bringing my yearly total to 49 books.
Here’s the list plus my Top 3 Books:
💎 Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey
⭐️ The Crane Husband by Kelly Barnhill
🪲 Dragonfly Dance: Poems by Denise K. Lajimodiere
🩸 The Lost Boys by Tim Seeley and Scott Godlewski
🦁 The Problem of Susan and Other Stories by Neil Gaiman
🐅 The Moon Over the Mountain by Atsushi Nakajima and Nekosuke
⭐️ His Majesty’s Dragon by Naomi Novik
⚔️ The Search for Synergy by Brett Salter
🍾 Hell in a Bottle by Kyusaku Yumeno and Towoji Honojiro
💐 How to be a Wildflower: A Field Guide by Katie Daisy
🐲 The Dragon Quintet edited by Marvin Kaye
🌸 The Little Springtime Book of Gnomes by Kirsten Sevig
⭐️ All Systems Red by Martha Wells
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Stuff I Read in March
Books
The Strangled Queen - Maurice Druon
If Beale Street Could Talk - James Baldwin
The Fire Next Time - James Baldwin
The Poisoned Crown - Maurice Druon
Superheavy: Making and Breaking the Periodic Table - Kit Chapman
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder - Holly Jackson
My Last Innocent Year - Daisy Alpert Florin
Babel - R.F. Kuang
The New Jim Crow - Michelle Alexander
The Road to Wigan Pier - George Orwell
Articles
‘Everyone needs to grow up’ - James Greig in Dazed
‘J. Crew and the Paradoxes of Prep’ - Hua Hsu in The New Yorker
‘Twiddler: Configurability for Me, but not for Three’ - Cory Doctorow on Medium
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I went to a library. The person at the front desk was unusually tall and thin like the guy from Little Nightmares 2. I asked them where I can find the books on anatomy. They stopped typing on a type-writer, lowered their glasses to look me over and then said, “God gave you two eyeballs. You can’t see your own, but you sure can see everybody else’s.”
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hearts and their consumption 🤍✨🪐
day 5, fantasy | howl's moving castle paro
⬇️ extras + explanation below
i literally needed to explain my casting bc it seems so obvious for howlkechi but i chose akira as howl for personal reasons...(COUGHS sharesthesamepersonalitytypeasbothhowlandjoker COUGHS)
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i find it so interesting that some people are saying that they didn’t care about jean at all before starting tsc. because i’ve been obsessed with that stupid bastard since the moment i met him and i cannot fathom other people not feeling the same way
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Okay answer me this because I am genuinely confused
Everyone in the world seems convinced that Jo is in love with Laurie in Little Women
But when I read Little Women, it seemed pretty clear to me that she wasn't, what with her constantly thinking of Laurie as her best friend and then later her brother and then thinking to herself all the time, "I really hope Laurie isn't in love with me because I'm not in love with him and I would never be able to return his feelings because I don't see him that way and I don't want to hurt him"
When he proposes to her she's in a lot of pain because she knows where this is going and what she'll have to say to him, but people say, "Wow so romantic she rejects him even though she's still in love with him!!!"
When was she ever in love with him?!? Where tf did that come from in your brains??? I do not understand it
Not to mention that Jo is based on Louisa May herself and Laurie is based on someone who she viewed as her nephew/son in real life
And when Jo meets Mr. Bhaer she falls in love with him quite quickly and recognizes that feeling as being in love
Why are people so insistent that Jo loves Laurie when every piece of evidence I've been able to find goes against it? For real I'm genuinely confused and would love an answer beyond "Well it's obvious!"
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