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Down the TBR Hole #6
Still pulling books from 2013.
Review: For Every One
“One thing I am now certain of is that this road less traveled has in fact been traveled by far more suckers than you think."
Review: Dread Nation
"We live in a terribly ruthless world"
Review: The Bookish Life of Nina Hill
“People were... exhausting. They made her anxious. Leaving her apartment every morning was the turning over of a giant hourglass, the mental energy she’d stored up overnight eroding grain by grain. She refueled during the day by grabbing moments of solitude and sometimes felt her life was a long-distance swim between islands of silence.”
Review: This is Ohio: The Overdose Crisis and the Front Lines of a New America
"It is at once a crisis of institutional and personal relationships that degrade people's humanity so much that they are afraid to go to the grocery store, to step into the light, to speak in a public space, to be -in a word- human"
Review: The Fairest Kind of Love
The final installment in the Windy City Magic Trilogy
Review: Hold Back the Tide
"If you can't be invisible, be useful"
Review: The Sweetest Kind of Fate
"Love is a surrender, giving into the unknown and hoping for the best. But no matter how much we stumble and fall, we eventually find our way."
Review: Ghosts of the Shadow Market
“A secret too long kept can kill a soul by inches. I watched a secret almost destroy a man once, the finest man ever made. Such a secret is like keeping treasure in a tomb. Little by little, poison eats away at the gold. By the time the door is opened, there may be nothing left but dust.”
Review: Home Body
“it’s easy to love the nice things about ourselves but true self-love is embracing the difficult parts that live in all of us - acceptance”
