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BOOKS I READ IN 2022 → Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid

“I am afraid of losing. I am afraid of how it will look to the world. I’m afraid of this match being the last match my father ever sees me play. I am afraid of ending this all on a loss. I am afraid of so much.”

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books read in april – read in 2022

Miscondut by Penelope Douglas

Bocas costuradas não contam histórias by Ana França & Luisa Borges

Falling in to disaster by H. F. Sunny

Renegados by Marissa Meyer

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BOOKS I READ IN 2022 → Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall

“I'm conscious this could be rather burdensome to hear, but you remain the thing I have most chosen for myself. The thing that's most exclusively mine. The one thing that brings me the deepest joy.”

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BOOKS I READ IN 2022 → Book Lovers by Emily Henry

“That’s life. You’re always making decisions, taking paths that lead you away from the rest before you can see where they end. Maybe that’s why we as a species love stories so much. All those chances for do-overs, opportunities to live the lives we’ll never have.”

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BOOKS I READ IN 2022 → The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake

“The problem with knowledge, is its inexhaustible craving. the more of it you have, the less you feel you know.”

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BOOKS I READ IN 2022 → Ariadne by Jennifer Saint

“The gods do not know love, because they cannot imagine an end to anything they enjoy. Their passions do not burn brightly as a mortal’s passions do, because they can have whatever they desire for the rest of eternity. How could they cherish or treasure anything? Nothing to them is more than a passing amusement, and when they have done with it, there will be another”