— scribbling my heart into the margins
[finished the secret history in one sitting and now I don't want to let it go</3]

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— scribbling my heart into the margins
[finished the secret history in one sitting and now I don't want to let it go</3]

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Under the Sea: A Reading List
In summertime heat, our minds drift to the ocean—and, this week, we’re bringing you stories about exploration, danger, and discovery on the high seas. In “The Squid Hunter,” David Grann sets sail with the marine biologist who will brave any storm to sight a living giant squid; in “Secrets of the Deep,” John Colapinto investigates the dispute over a vast sunken treasure that may be the largest ever found. The long-distance swimmer Lynne Cox describes swimming the Northwest Passage in “A Dip in the Cold,” and, in “The Crossing,” Alec Wilkinson meets an eccentric adventurer determined to undertake a trans-Pacific voyage on a homemade raft. Elizabeth Kolbert explains what it will take to save the world’s coral reefs in “Unnatural Selection,” and, in “Her Deepness,” from 1989, Wallace White profiles Sylvia Earle, the intrepid marine botanist and deep-sea diver who—after living in an underwater laboratory and visiting the ocean floor in an experimental diving suit—became the first woman to hold the position of chief scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. We hope that you enjoy these voyages beneath the waves.
—David Remnick
Me: I've so many books I haven't read yet, I don't know what to choose next.
Also me: Re-reads Harry Potter for the 10th time.
City Of Glass Book Review
Author: Cassandra Clare
Rating: 4.5/5
Buy: Amazon UK
Amazon US
I know, I know... I haven’t rated it 5 stars BUT give me a chance to explain. I did love City Of Glass as much as the other instalments - I just felt that this whole book was a lot to take in at once. The entirety of it felt like the climax of not only the book itself but the whole series. The factor that draws me to Cassie’s writing (even more than her world) is her characters. Personally, I felt that the severity of the plot, as well written as it was, took over from the characters slightly.
Disclaimer: this is my personal opinion and only issue with this book - I still love it! The Shadowhunter world is so established at this point, and I love analysing the politics between the Shadow World and the Downworld. My favourite scene is the interaction between Clary and the Seelie Queen when Clary tells the Queen that she has everything she wants... It makes my heart swell with joy!
I’m getting flashbacks to my first read of this series, it brings back so many memories. I know it isn’t top quality literature, but I can’t bring myself to care!