Kal finished reading Tickets for the Ark by Rebecca Nesbit
i love books that are grounded and hopeful
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im easy to please and think life is too short to read books I'm uninterested in. that being said, i have Got to figure out a rating system that makes sense.
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i love books that are grounded and hopeful
I just finished chapter 1, and I already really like this. It immediately gets into why separating humans from the "wild" is illogical, and how that kind of puritanical belief has been used to justify genocide too.
There was only one thing on her mind.
'I must start a bookshop.'
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