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Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn

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5.0

no cause ... cause how do i say how much i’ve enjoyed this ... i feel sick with it ... it everything to me truly i’ve romanticised the relationship between amy and nick and ? and so what ... i think i’m right for it ... what i would give to have an amy .. you’ve killed for me framed for me .. how could i want anything else? i deserve that
Me Before You by Jojo Moyes

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3.0

I CANT I CANT I CANT I CANT STOP STOP
i knew what was going to happen and though i’ve recently become quite peaceful with the idea of death i’ll always be weepy and i balled and i feel sick but of course i love it i do i do ... it’s feel good comfort even if there r tears i love it i love u will
The Universe of Us, Volume 4 by Lang Leav

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2.0

there r some rlly good poems in here i think n there r lines that fill me of love.. very specific lines that feel better than some of the poems themselves. i like it .. some poems i didn’t like much (the tumblr 2014 ones) but i like what i thought as i read
Beautiful Boy: A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction by David Sheff

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5.0

this is always going to be one of my favourite books i think there’s always something to gain from it and the love that david feels for his son is immeasurable and beautiful and i love it so deeply. it helps
Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut

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3.0

it’s comforting, that’s all really
The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

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5.0

i think there’s a lot to say about this book. firstly, how comforted i feel by how much charlie thinks. it isn’t that i think others don’t think as much as i do or i feel vastly separated from others, but it’s nice to see my thoughts written on paper, and it doesn’t cheapen the things i feel. to know that the things i have felt have been felt and will be felt again doesn’t make me sad and it doesn’t make me feel small in a negative way. it makes me feel seen. when i first read this, i was a freshman and that was an experience all on it’s own. i had thoughts on what my high school experience would be. some of it happened, some of it didn’t. now as a graduating senior, my high school experience is more of a memory than it is a futuristic idea and while i cant say it was as lovely as charlie’s freshman year and that i didn’t go to half as many parties as he did or drive through tunnels with my friends, there are still moments when i felt infinite and seen and known, and that was enough. i didn’t get a senior year, not really, but i spent days biking with my brother, so i cant really complain. not when there is so little of youth. mostly, i just want to say that this is something i think i can always come back to, because feelings of infinity don’t change, i think you find them in any place you are, and that is enough for me. this book is kind of like the little house charlie gave to his sister and the mixtape he gave to patrick. this is something i can come back to and feel at home, no matter where i am.
My Year of Rest and Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh

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4.0

wow... she is so me (ps cillian murphy is my whoopi goldberg)
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

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5.0

i am utterly heartbroken...there isn’t much that i can possibly say on this aside from how deeply affected i . dear creature, i would love you so.
On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong

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5.0

there’s so much to be said about this, so much that there is not enough … but the point is that elicits something for my mother, the same way beautiful boy does, that cannot be replicated in anything other than a favourite
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas

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3.0

i really missed reading bad ya books it was interesting enough to make me want to read the rest of the series