Sampi

master yapperist of all yapperists

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reading slump because of this

good but kind of all over the place and questionable

should be read while listening to the audiobook version

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looove this series so much ever since it came out. i'm glad i got to finish the last book after all these years.

i'm always the victim of disappointing contemporary novels

no plot, just vibes but the vibes are vibing iykwim fr fr

women new to motherhood and them having PPD is prob my fave genre. i think the reason why i like it is because it gives me validation for not wanting to have children lmao

monotonous. however, i really like “pig son”

lyrical writing but lowkey anti-women. also feels like a YA novel.
 

idk why i like this

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all hail the glowing lentil

not entirely factful and objective but some ideas are great that it made me realize and reassess my experience with sexism and internalized misogyny.

art great. story okay.

i've developed androphobia due to reading this

SCREAMING CRYING THROWING UP

i love this book so much. this is how i envision my future—in the middle of nowhere with no one but animals as my companions and being self sufficient. the narrator's life is hard but she was content and at peace. yes, it was lonely especially when dealing with death but that's life, that's nature. i found this book really beautiful that i can't even articulate my thoughts right now.

and of course, a man ruins EVERYTHING

author doesn't know anything about autism. christopher is not only autistic, he's a sociopath. it's not even a proper murder mystery. 2nd half is tedious. aside from a few interesting and heartwarming moments, i was hoping the christopher dies in the end.

can't believe this is being compared to catcher in the rye.

4 stars for the book, 3 stars for the “men without women” story

“If we'd both gone straight into college, our lives would've been all warm and fuzzy, but I blew the entrance exam big time, and here we are. I'm not sure why, exactly, but things kept on getting worse. I'm not blaming anyone for that—it's all my fault.”

I listened to him in silence.

“So I kinda split myself in two,” Kitaru said. He pulled his hands apart.

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kitaru and tanimura are like two sides of the same coin or just plain twins. they lived lives opposite of each other and saw what they're lives could've been in if they switched.

real life shawshank but more horrific due to racism and injustice. sobbed a few times because of anger and helplessness. i'm just glad it was a happy ending. i hope the author stays strong with his advocacy. death penalty is barbaric and never justified.