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-Brother Luke to Jude, page 424

I just finished the first book, The Keeper of Lost Causes, and dare I say I loved it more than the Netflix adaptation?

We learn more about Akram (who’s called Assad in the book), and let me tell you, he’s such an easy character to love. Literally the coolest guy- like damn, where did he learn to do all that stuff, and how does he know so much?

I’ll definitely be reading the rest of the books , but I promise you this first one is worth your time. You’ll notice some differences between the Netflix adaptation and the book, mostly name-related and a few other details, and (in my personal opinion) the book feels a bit sadder. But overall, both will give you a similar emotional experience. I can't believe I only now learn about this author.

Y'all gonna hear me yapping about this for a while.

Y'all go ahead and watch Dept. Q. You don't need to know more, just trust me on this one.

So I saw a little something on Reddit,this user said that they didn't get dark academia vibes from the book, then preceded to show this board.

I'm tripping or this is what dark academia is about? I'm understanding it wrong or smtg?

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