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Beth Orton recommended Cut by The Slits in Music (curated)
I NEVER should have underestimated queen Madeline Miller. The Song of Achilles was the book that made me fall in love with reading and I think Circe has just gone and done the same. I started this back in December and then never picked it up again but I decided to start again from the start and it only took me a week to read. This book is a mammoth of a book. I'm usually a pretty quick reader but this requires thought and effort, something I clearly didn't have a lot of back in December.
I think my biggest issue with this book was that initially, I didn't connect with Circe much as a character (at least not as much as I connected with Patroclus) but as I read on and I journeyed with Circe, I grew with Circe and I began to see so much of myself in Circe.
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<spoiler> SHE WAITED THOUSANDS OF YEARS TO FIND SOMEONE WHO LOVED HER AND SHE GAVE UP HER DIVINITY TO BE WITH HIM I AM A MESS</spoiler>
I think my biggest issue with this book was that initially, I didn't connect with Circe much as a character (at least not as much as I connected with Patroclus) but as I read on and I journeyed with Circe, I grew with Circe and I began to see so much of myself in Circe.
screaming below...
<spoiler> SHE WAITED THOUSANDS OF YEARS TO FIND SOMEONE WHO LOVED HER AND SHE GAVE UP HER DIVINITY TO BE WITH HIM I AM A MESS</spoiler>

Kimmic (814 KP) rated The Henna Artist (The Henna Artist, #1) in Books
Sep 3, 2021
I started following Reece's book club and she has been raving about this book. Although it isn't my normal genre I thought I would give it a try and can happily say that I am glad I did. This was such a strong and emotional story. I was hooked all the way through and I would definitely recommend it to anyone and everyone!

LetsGetReading (1 KP) rated The Orville in TV
Feb 4, 2018 (Updated Feb 4, 2018)
A comedians take on the Star Trek genre.
A good sci-fi setting with smart/dry humor mixed in with moments of ridiculousness. I enjoyed it more than I thought I was going to.

Mars (8 KP) rated The Social Network (2010) in Movies
Oct 4, 2018

Roma Simone (44 KP) rated Aladdin (2019) in Movies
Dec 28, 2019

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Caffeinated Fae (464 KP) rated To Kill a Mockingbird in Books
Jul 10, 2018
I have to admit, I hated this book when I first read it. I was a victim of forced reading in my seventh grade class and I definitely hated anything that I was forced to read.
I was a little hesitant to reread this book for my book club but I am definitely glad that I did. This book was really interesting. There were many things that I didn't understand when I first read it that now resound with me. The characters are intriguing and this definitely paints a picture of what society used to be like.
If you're looking for a racially charged book that makes your question society, this is the book for you. It forces you to look at a society that we all try and hide from. I'm glad that I reread it.
I was a little hesitant to reread this book for my book club but I am definitely glad that I did. This book was really interesting. There were many things that I didn't understand when I first read it that now resound with me. The characters are intriguing and this definitely paints a picture of what society used to be like.
If you're looking for a racially charged book that makes your question society, this is the book for you. It forces you to look at a society that we all try and hide from. I'm glad that I reread it.