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on Sunrise on the Reaping

oh god

ill do a more in depth one once i get over the ending

was thinking ‘man this isn’t so bad, nobody’s doing so bad, i prolly won’t cry’

final chapter

epilogue

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unfortunately I will always, always be a Letty defender. not a single person in that book is, as you can call it, a ‘good person.’ they are no stereotypes, they are practically breathing through the ink to me

the thing is. this is part of her character. she never will be able to understand because she is a white woman — just like how ramy and robin will never be able to understand how letty is differently oppressed as a girl.

understandably a lot of people hate her, but she is very dear to me

letty couldn't handle the fact a brown man rejected her, but also couldn't handle knowing that ramy would pick robin over and over again, that he would rather have a (chinese) MAN over a (white) woman

she tried to connect with him the ways robin could, by talking abt his foreign land, by "appreciating" him ("but your skin is lovely—"), mimicking his banter with robin (constantly going against every mundane opinion he had in an effort to tease him) but she could never see how she was constantly hurting him by never listening to him, by putting down his feelings of britain's settlement in india, by her utter ignorance to the group's collective experiences

but no, it's ramy's fault, obviously. he wouldn't even look at her and she couldn't stand it

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unfortunately the messed up ending made me feel like it was so much better. the characters would not be as real to me if they didn’t do what they did hahaha

on Babel (RF. Kuang)

contender for one of my all-time favourite books

like ever

the storytelling is rich, the characters are believable, everyone is so very human in the worst ways

i adored the use of language and unfortunately i was not emotionally prepared for any of it as I first read the book in a 40 minute setting. sitting in the school library, on the ground

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on Babel (RF. Kuang)

contender for one of my all-time favourite books

like ever

the storytelling is rich, the characters are believable, everyone is so very human in the worst ways

i adored the use of language and unfortunately i was not emotionally prepared for any of it as I first read the book in a 40 minute setting. sitting in the school library, on the ground

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on the locked tomb series

i went into it with no information at all

spent the entirety of the first half of the book trying to figure out when gideon would shut up about her supposed mortal enemy who she hates

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the point in time where i make a post after having this account for years