A quick read, but a classic one. I loved the way all the dialogue was written in the way that it would actually be spoken, it made the whole thing flow really well, just like you were listening in on their conversations.
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3. The Secret History - Donna Tartt
4 months ago
Oh my god, so good. I’ve been totally absorbed in it for weeks, I loved the characters so much. A few years ago, after I finished reading The World According to Garp by John Irving I couldn’t read anything else for months because I was just totally moved and amazed by what I’d read, and couldn’t imagine anything else ever coming close. If it weren’t for this goal, I think I’d feel the same way about this book.
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5 months ago
and my room feels empty. I still have to do the wardrobe, but seeing as that’s all closed off and I can’t see it, it’s out of sight, out of mind. Maybe next weekend. I’m kind of exhausted, but at least everything looks neat and tidy.


