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-review- Wintersong by S. Jae-Jones

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- goodreads - "Play it for me," he said. Play for me, my dear, and I will hear it. No matter where you go. No matter where I am. I swear it. I swear it..." You know those times when there's a tiny little voice warning you from not doing things? Like when you want to exercise but it whispers that there's chocolate cake in the fridge so... priorities? Or when you want to go to a certain place but that voice makes an appearance and you end up not going only to find out later that some accident happened there? Well ladies and gentlemen. I bow to that little voice. I should've listened and heeded its advice for it is with great sorrow that I write this and tell you that my heart is no more. Why? Because I didn't listen to that little voice when it told me NOT to finish this book until I had the sequel. And here I am broken and crying but writing nonetheless because if there's one thing I should do is warn you in case that little voice doesn...

-review- Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo

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- goodreads - "I like to have powerful enemies. Makes me feel important." I waited over a month for this book to finally get to me after reading the first one, I don't know what made me wait so long to read the first one but all that's in the past and I'm so very very happy I'm almost done with the trilogy. It starts exactly where Shadow and Bone left off. Alina and Mal hiding and running but... Their luck runs out pretty soon, too soon for my liking. I felt like this book was a complete build-up for the third and final book, things just started happening one after the other, more power more secrets, more lies and more surprises, they all were the perfect combination for painful but extremely enjoyable heartbreak. I'm a goner for whenever something bad or sad happens in a book because then, I get to enjoy the happy parts that much more. "I feel you slipping away from me, and I don't know how to stop it." The Darkling, as always,...

-thoughts- Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur

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- goodreads - The thing about this book is that... it is what it is. Don't try to spin and twist it as anything other than that. Why does art have to be a certain way? Doesn't it stop being art if you do that? I'm not a huge fan of the genre but, honestly. This is one of my favorite reads of the year. I'll hold on to it and share it for as long as I can with as many people as I can. It reads old and new but it was exactly what I needed right now. In the present. Loved it. "Loneliness is a sign you're in desperate need of yourself." I give this book, 5/5 5= ~sobs hard~too good to be true!