Women who have lost so, so much and have been beaten down to their absolute lowest, who have been left with nothing to hold on

so to reward you for reading up to here and not throwing your electronic in frustration (although i can't be too sure about that), here are some cringey references that i found whilst suffering through 3 literary monstrosities (all of which i have written a review on and all reviews have received less than 100 likes each and yes i get mad about that so if you find them, like them, comment on them, and send them to your mother). In studying tactics, I'm going through Murray Chandler's "How to Beat Your Dad at Chess" for about the 15th time, just to make sure I can still recognize the patterns and calculate out the solutions several moves deep (some of which are 10 moves long). sprinkle some computor coders, they deserve a love story because coding is hard, add some teachnology, people discovering ai, mathematics is always fun (said no one but me ever) that would always be so fun to look at. It made me wish we had gotten more of the same with Sawyer’s found family outside of the interactions with Mallory so I could see him as more than an obscenely tall, love interest and chess machine. Ali’s books always tend to be quick reads, but I almost didn’t want to put this down, and if I haven’t had things to do.There were a lot of other bands and modern stuff, and this is why I stick to fantasy, where none of this is ever mentioned 😌 (I will admit, I liked the talk about Timothée Chalamet, only because I had his statistics song stuck in my head. Look, I know it's not a fair comment given she's just 12 but am gonna tell you why she pissed me off, or rather Ali's writing pissed me off. It probably would've been better if it was adult, because some of those stupid childish jokes would've been cut out. we know - from her extremely subtle hints - that she has a huge fetish (and I mean huuuuge) for giants (bigfoot style) and polly pocket dolls, but, i don't know, there are people out there who get off on feet photos, so you know, it could be worse, guys - but could also be better ngl. I didn't like her but I also feel like she never deserves any of the shit she went through for years.

And as Rose takes her first steps away from Sephy and into this world, she finds herself drawn inexorably into more and more danger. Some of the data that are collected include the number of visitors, their source, and the pages they visit anonymously. the bottom line: Ms Hazelwood saw the assignment and then went out of her way to dodge it - you are all very welcome for my suffering. But her father’s family has a complicated history – one tied up with the fight for equality for the nought population. mal is sweet, smart, funny, kind, hardworking and extremely down to earth - in another words, it’s a very hard and difficult task not to adore her and cheer for her throughout the book - which sometimes makes you want to smack her head on the table so hard that she would maybe stop being so dense and selfless - PLEASE for once in your life be a spoiled, bitchy and ego centrical teenage girl that only thinks of herself (breathes in and out to calm herself down).she fits the classic older sister archetype who shoulders the weight of the world and assumes the family responsibilities because if she doesn’t, everything will fall apart.

when she was first introduced i thought we would actually see their friendship and then she just ghosted her when she went to uni, girl what was the point of that? I couldn't help but cheer and love Mallory, I just wanted to reach into my kindle and give her the biggest hug ever, with no words. com, riverdale (what feels like thousands of times), lara jean, all the boys ive loved before, fanfiction, AO3, tumblr, percy jackson, jungkook, taylor swift, ari aster, hobbits, meghan markle, and many more i am sure i did not notice. I have to comb through more results than anyone who’s barely twenty years old should have, including a Tumblr of him as a cat, and explicit erotic fanfiction of him and Percy Jackson sixty- nining on a hippocampus. this book reminded me why i love this genre so much and why i will continue to love it, even as i enter my twenties.I enjoyed that the characters are older than most YA, being in that sort of anxiety-ridden purgatory between high school and “being an adult”.

Though, if you are familiar with the pattern followed in Ali Hazelwood’s other books, you can probably guess the “twist” that comes towards the end.And they both have academic validation so they NEED to get top scores and be at the top of the class and its one or the other one week is him then its her ugh iconic. yes i still have not finished this review, which means that every time this pops up for you, it will be slightly different than the last time you saw it, and this review will haunt you just as this book haunts me. get an editor, preferably someone who understands that adding pop culture references in every sentence just makes for a tedious, infuriating read. A great example of this is Mallory’s friendship with Easton and the interplay of Mallory feeling FOMO as Easton goes off to college while Easton worries she is being similarly phased out due to Mallory’s rising-star adventures. Anyway, I came across this relatively easy puzzle in that book, and I know the solution to it, but I was trying to make sure it works against every possible defense.