Marisa
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6. Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
One of the few memorable books I read in high school. Because of all the events happening this year in this country, I wanted to reread it.
One of the few memorable books I read in high school. Because of all the events happening this year in this country, I wanted to reread it.
September 23, 2025 at 12:09 AM
6. Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
One of the few memorable books I read in high school. Because of all the events happening this year in this country, I wanted to reread it.
One of the few memorable books I read in high school. Because of all the events happening this year in this country, I wanted to reread it.
5. Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros
Finished this back in May. I read this immediately after book 2, so I was aware of who's who... But halfway through, things became too convoluted (too many names thrown around, not enough care into worldbuilding). I shut off my brain, and went along for the ride lol.
Finished this back in May. I read this immediately after book 2, so I was aware of who's who... But halfway through, things became too convoluted (too many names thrown around, not enough care into worldbuilding). I shut off my brain, and went along for the ride lol.
September 22, 2025 at 11:04 PM
5. Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros
Finished this back in May. I read this immediately after book 2, so I was aware of who's who... But halfway through, things became too convoluted (too many names thrown around, not enough care into worldbuilding). I shut off my brain, and went along for the ride lol.
Finished this back in May. I read this immediately after book 2, so I was aware of who's who... But halfway through, things became too convoluted (too many names thrown around, not enough care into worldbuilding). I shut off my brain, and went along for the ride lol.
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"What trillion-dollar problem is AI trying to solve?"
Wages. They're trying to use it to solve having to pay wages.
Wages. They're trying to use it to solve having to pay wages.
December 27, 2024 at 5:41 PM
"What trillion-dollar problem is AI trying to solve?"
Wages. They're trying to use it to solve having to pay wages.
Wages. They're trying to use it to solve having to pay wages.
4. Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros
After 623 pages, I finished the 2nd installment of the Empyrean series. Enjoyed the continued world building, but the story itself wasn't as enticing as Fourth Wing. I could do less with the couple drama too 😂
After 623 pages, I finished the 2nd installment of the Empyrean series. Enjoyed the continued world building, but the story itself wasn't as enticing as Fourth Wing. I could do less with the couple drama too 😂
March 30, 2025 at 2:59 AM
4. Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros
After 623 pages, I finished the 2nd installment of the Empyrean series. Enjoyed the continued world building, but the story itself wasn't as enticing as Fourth Wing. I could do less with the couple drama too 😂
After 623 pages, I finished the 2nd installment of the Empyrean series. Enjoyed the continued world building, but the story itself wasn't as enticing as Fourth Wing. I could do less with the couple drama too 😂
3. On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century by Timothy D. Snyder
I can see why this is popular on this app, very relevant to the current political climate in the US.
I can see why this is popular on this app, very relevant to the current political climate in the US.
March 30, 2025 at 2:59 AM
3. On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century by Timothy D. Snyder
I can see why this is popular on this app, very relevant to the current political climate in the US.
I can see why this is popular on this app, very relevant to the current political climate in the US.
2. Finished Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros the other day.
A coworker recommended this as an intro to the romantasty genre. I haven't read a thicc book since Harry Potter, but once the story picked up, I thought it was a page turner. It's a guilty pleasure book and overall entertaining.
A coworker recommended this as an intro to the romantasty genre. I haven't read a thicc book since Harry Potter, but once the story picked up, I thought it was a page turner. It's a guilty pleasure book and overall entertaining.
February 14, 2025 at 10:10 PM
2. Finished Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros the other day.
A coworker recommended this as an intro to the romantasty genre. I haven't read a thicc book since Harry Potter, but once the story picked up, I thought it was a page turner. It's a guilty pleasure book and overall entertaining.
A coworker recommended this as an intro to the romantasty genre. I haven't read a thicc book since Harry Potter, but once the story picked up, I thought it was a page turner. It's a guilty pleasure book and overall entertaining.
... the start of a network that branches in many directions. If you wait for the right time to make connections, it might never happen, but if you show your face around, talk to people and see enough to give you the confidence that things could work out, then ‘one day’ might turn into ‘tomorrow.’”
January 28, 2025 at 3:27 PM
... the start of a network that branches in many directions. If you wait for the right time to make connections, it might never happen, but if you show your face around, talk to people and see enough to give you the confidence that things could work out, then ‘one day’ might turn into ‘tomorrow.’”
1. What You Are Looking For Is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama
Charming, slice-of-life story about individuals at different stages in their life feeling stuck, and it felt relatable.
One of my favorite passages:
“Everybody is connected. And any one of their connections could be...
Charming, slice-of-life story about individuals at different stages in their life feeling stuck, and it felt relatable.
One of my favorite passages:
“Everybody is connected. And any one of their connections could be...
January 28, 2025 at 3:26 PM
1. What You Are Looking For Is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama
Charming, slice-of-life story about individuals at different stages in their life feeling stuck, and it felt relatable.
One of my favorite passages:
“Everybody is connected. And any one of their connections could be...
Charming, slice-of-life story about individuals at different stages in their life feeling stuck, and it felt relatable.
One of my favorite passages:
“Everybody is connected. And any one of their connections could be...
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This is VERY important for anyone you know affected by the Los Angeles fires who is currently raising funds on GoFundMe:
FEMA does not cover expenses already paid for by other sources. So be careful with how you word your fundraisers—this has affected people who survived other natural disasters.
FEMA does not cover expenses already paid for by other sources. So be careful with how you word your fundraisers—this has affected people who survived other natural disasters.
January 13, 2025 at 8:29 PM
This is VERY important for anyone you know affected by the Los Angeles fires who is currently raising funds on GoFundMe:
FEMA does not cover expenses already paid for by other sources. So be careful with how you word your fundraisers—this has affected people who survived other natural disasters.
FEMA does not cover expenses already paid for by other sources. So be careful with how you word your fundraisers—this has affected people who survived other natural disasters.