source This book was so cute for a little fall read! It definitely hit the vibe to start September off! This was my first read by this author it was really fast pace in some places then turned slow in

source I didn't vibe with this read and I know that this is partially due to my inability to enjoy more abstract, monologue type novels. This reads as a take on what it means to be human (more specifically

source This was such a moody, grim read for me. I couldn't put it down and it really kept me company throughout my night, morning commute and overall Sunday. I felt like there is a lot to cover for such

source This definitely wasn't an easy read. The writing was so compelling. The time-travel element still boggles my mind. When her ancestor is in danger, that triggers & summons her to the past. But

source I think they made a good point with the whole review-bombing thing, though I don't agree completely with them because I do think the general reception of the show was impacted by the streamlined

source This was an okay-ish read for me, a 3-star because I did actually kinda enjoy some parts but the end is what pissed me off because it felt a little too much like a rollercoaster crashing straight

source I really like how Catriona Ward can write about a lot of different settings, time periods, locations and interests. Her focus seems to be on the psychological thrillers and mindbends and I'm all

source Here's my take on YouTube Acolyte reviewers, I think there are 4 types: First type is the Jeremy and Angry Joe type, that usually don't touch on the political aspects. Second type are the full blown

source Japanese literature is usually more subtle that what more popular literature is. Yoko Ogawa is one of my most favorite authors and her writing is always like that: implying things rather than plain

source This is a book about managing your time. The author calls his core system COD-- Collect, organize, do The book feels a bit disorganized. He'll say you need to think about this when you're doing

source So, this is a Mulan retelling, and I quite enjoyed it! Our Main Character , Meilin, decides to disguise herself as a man and enlist in the army after witnessing ther husband-to-be abusing a servant.

source The cinematography was beautiful and I liked that it didn't take easy calls like that, it was more tense to just have it be this big empty abyss. What won more points is there were subtle hidden

source I'm genuinely so frustrated with this book. I think more could have been made of the relationship between Eileen and Rebecca because what do you mean Eileen literally killed a woman 3/4 days after

source The rebels don't care about the borders that the Empire has set up. They'll operate wherever they can, and the ISB was content to belive certain events weren't connected or inter-agency communication

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source The movie was messed up, but the novel takes it to another level. I am generally a fan of stories where villain(s) win and this was not quite that. the ending was a bit more neutral than anything

source Even though my concern for the finale is evident, and my lack of belief in them "landing the ship," so to say, is blatant, I am still very much excited and anticipating seeing what they

source I finished this today! Overall I thought it was good but sometimes felt like it could've been longer or there could have been more information about how Esther felt, to help me connect to her. It

source So after more thought I think my opinion of certain characters is changing. A lot of people have been saying that Sol is like the ideal Jedi but the more I think about it the more I'm convinced

source The writing in this book is giving me a bit of a headache, the consistent abrupt short sentences is a bit too much. I feel like the author is mostly writing 3ish words per sentence and ends it with