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thank you so much!!
the amount of support y’all have shone me is incredible! i wouldn’t be here without y’all!
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i know it’s hard and you’re probably tired, but you have to get through that to do list. YOU CAN DO IT! this thing will not dominate or overcome you! love you and get to it!
go follow my bookstagram for more frequent book content!
the next book club pick! have you read achilles? what’d you think? and what’s your current read?
‘frankly in love’ reading update
(this is a longish one)
from what i’ve read so far (which is not much, i’m only 67 pages in), it feels as tho, rather than just discussing the issues or lifestyle choices that come with being a korean american teenager, it feels like the author is sticking to the stereotypes of each race. it doesn’t feel as though the author was bringing a new perspective on the issue or topic. i know i’m not one to really talk on this subject, since i’m not korean american myself, but it just doesn’t feel like the author has brought anything new to the table. i was really looking forward to a new perspective too, especially with the set up and the fact that the story is told through a teenage boys perspective, but so far, it just feels like i won’t be getting that anytime soon.
maybe it’s because this book was written in 2019, and at that time we were JUST starting to come off the “quirky smart teen” character and narration style... but goodness gracious, i can’t. i feel like teens just DONT act or speak this way. i was looking forward to seeing a romance from a boys perspective, which was actually written by a guy, but maybe i hyped it up too much.
my thoughts so far can be summed up in “STOP BEING QUIRKY.” ... maybe i just hate cheesy metaphors and nerdy science joke (i tend to be more of a ‘pun’ girl myself) but so far, this isn’t my cup of tea.
what are your thoughts of ‘frankly in love’? should i stick it out?
here’s my april wrap-up! proud of myself for reading six books, what did you read last april?
“Because she looked like a monster, that’s why. And it never occurred to me that monsters might feel pain.”
~ Penryn from “World After”
thrift finds!
can’t believe i found the whole series, and it in fairly good condition too! i’ve already read “anna and the french kiss”, i gave it 4/5 ⭐️. i really liked it, i just hate cheating plots. hope that isn’t a theme throughout this series! i’m more excited to read isla’s story than lola’s, but i’m still excited nonetheless!
kind of been in a book slump lately, so leave your favorite romance in the notes section!
posting april wrap up soon!
to all the boys: always and forever
chai wants in on the book photo shoot~
by far the best dialouge i’ve ever read
I will literally get drenched in rain just so my book stays dry
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mini amazon book haul!
Quarantined for 3 weeks
since im quarantined for 3 weeks, my wallets are gonna be empty from all the online book shopping im doing.
i bought quite a few used books at “the paperback shop” and let me tell you, i LOVE used paperbacks
let us begin ...
high school got me exhausted as heck 😴