Oct 14, 2024
Have you read The Deep End of the Ocean by Jacquelyn Mitchard (1996)?
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Have you read The Deep End of the Ocean by Jacquelyn Mitchard (1996)?
yes
no
I didn't finish it
I've never heard of it
...wszystkie najistotniejsze wydarzenia w naszym życiu rozgrywają się nieodwracalnie w ciągu zaledwie paru sekund
Jacquelyn Mitchard
"His smell, his voice, the calluses on his palms became part of my emotional clothing. Daily, our being together seemed less novelty, more context. The sense of crisis might have hastened things between us. I am sure it did not idealize them.
If I'd been more myself -- more Annie-as-I-knew-her --
'But no matter how bad I feel about some of the effects of what I've done, I don't feel bad about -- what I've done.'
'I want to be wanted more than you want anything else... And it kills me that I didn't say it sooner. But you don't want the things I want. And the unfair part is, I didn't know how much I wanted them until now.' "
~ from Jacquelyn Mitchard's "The Most Wanted"
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A Theory of Relativity 1/5 stars, honestly would have given it a half star if that was doable on goodreads.
Haha, I haven’t read it & it doesn’t seem like my kind of thing at all, but I like to see a little book hatred every now and again ;3
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