#hercomputerruins

love these books. They're for a bit younger age group than I usually read, but they're brilliant. English, golden-age school-girl detective stories? Daisy is sassy and smart, and Hazel puts together the small things, and is selfless enough to let Daisy take the glory for almost everything. Honestly I ship them, but not as much as I ship hazel and alexander.

They're not gory, which is actually pretty great in my opinion.

They're also pretty feminist, and Daisy sure as hell knows how to stand up for herself and others, which is amazing since its set like literally 100 years ago, maybe a bit less.

Robin Stevens has crafted something amazing, and I'm crossing my fingers she writes something like this for an older age group.

O. M. G. worth the wait! Like really worth it! I reserved the second and third books from the library, and I'm dying while i wait. its such a good book.

Avery is amazing, and i think all three of the hawthorne boys are tres dreamy. Although Emily and Rebecca sound pretty gorgeous too.

I found such a good playlist for listening to this book, i insist you listen to it while reading 😜 its called 'reading: the inheritance games' by Rewan on spotify

They just nailed that playlist

I was kept on edge reading this whole thing, and I'm really glad I didn't wait to buy it and instead read it from the library.

Thea and Rebecca tho

The school for good and evil movie.

A pretty good movie it would be, if it wasn't based off the book.

but in terms of being based off the book, it was awful.

I love it. I love it i love it i love it.

It'd been on my tbr list for so long, and I'm just so glad I finially got around to reading it, I mean its about time haha.

Stella is so funny, just her entire personality. I can kinda relate to the whole 'shitty-friends-you-don't-actually-like' thing, but I think I'm still better off than her. Was that rude or insensitive?

When the part about the last text message came up I actually gasped out loud and clapped a hand to my mouth. I nearly cried

I'm totally shipping Mickey and Stella, but also Grace and Stella. one of my friends has the audacity to ship stella and carlos, which lets just all be honest is so weird.

ok i actually love this story with my entire being. I've seen almost all the movies, and read the original two stories.

It's a classic for a reason.

What spooks me a bit is that there's a massive fan theory that suggests the entire story is about drugs. Believable, right? she eats and drinks mysterious substances that make the world go crazy and colourful. I believe this, but I also can't bring myself to, because I love the innocence and fantastical-ness of this that makes it such an amazing book.

But also, she's like actually seven. So I don't think so.

I love this book that I bought a pack of playing cards after reading it.

What annoys me about the Disney version, off the top of my head, is that Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle-Dum are originally from Alice through the looking glass.