Nature is beautiful enough as it is without AI

I look forward to reading more Kuang! 😁😁 What really got me to buy the book was reading her article about American Fiction, a movie I really enjoyed in theatres this year

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The Poppy War was the first book I read from R.F. Kuang, it's such a strong and impactful read. And a really good choice 😊

Ah man Tress is great!! My first Sanderson book 😊 loved it so much

I've actually been living in Cardiff since 2020 and just got back a couple months ago, the population boom has been crazy to experience!!

I feel like it's impossible to be on the road at 8-9am and 3-7pm

I like to believe the man was petty and kept a record for his own amusement 😂

Always makes my day if my selection gets complimented at an indie bookstore, feel like such a smart young man 🤓😊

I think there's something special to reading Travels with Charley before East of Eden :) I definitely enjoyed EoE more due to the fact that I read travels and I understood a lot of the references made in the book. Both are beautiful books and have a place at my favourite reads of this year

Beautiful squirrel! I love the reddish parts of its coat 🥹

it's only this year (22 years old) that I've properly sat down and watched the LOTR extended edition, and then read the Hobbit (in that order). I look forward to enjoying the rest of the books.
They've really resonated with me as an adult, probably moreso than if I was a kid.

It's absolutely impossible to use on mobile, extremely counter-intuitive