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You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through the desert repenting. You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves... meanwhile the world goes on.
- Devotions: Poems of Mary Oliver
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Fan of filmmaking? Read this book.
I have a love/hate relationship with books set in the filmmaking world, because like any other setting, they often lack some elements that found in my own experience. This book hits them on the head, though, at least some of them. The obsession some filmmakers have, the tossing away of art for sales, the urgent need to create. The release that comes with watching a horror movie and knowing you can walk out of the theater after. The need for better and better horror in general.
Sure there were some parts I could've gone without, but I really enjoyed the creation of a monster, or maybe just the uncovering of one that was already there.
One thing I have a hard time with while reading horror is how predictable it can get, but with this book the tropes are already set out for you with the knowledge you have of horror movies. The fun comes with having characters who also know those tropes very well, and how they try to break them.
Lavender tea, lavender book, lavender flowers from the lavender festival. Feeling purple?
The longer I live, the more it surprises me, and saddens me, how wise the young must become to live in this world.
- The Spear Cuts Through Water by Simon Jimenez
You will never know the meadows you could grow, if you are fixated on the ashes of a garden you never had.
- Where Hope Comes From by Nikita Gill
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I've had Community Board on my shelf for years now, waiting for the perfect time to read it, and this week it basically jumped off the wood into my hands. Turns out it was the perfect time.
Was the main character in a spiral? Yes.
Was I invested? Also yes.
At first thought it was a little beyond belief, the lengths she went to, and the traits she picked up, but then I realized—no, bad times do crazy things to people. Watching her dig her way out of it struck something in me, and think it will with anyone else who's been through it.
Also, the town reminded me a little bit of Gilmore Girls, with the community and the kooky people.
Some reads take longer for me than others, and that's alright. Makes me slow down and think instead of immediately forgetting everything once flip the last page.
Keep some room in your heart for the unimaginable.
- Devotions: Poems of Mary Oliver
Another non-fiction attempt, this time I'm hooked from chapter one.
I didn't expect to be so emotionally effected by these stories, but yet again it rings true that everything about being human is shared.
I've been crying, finding peace in the thought that we aren't really ever the only people feeling or experiencing something.
Reading about someone else's brushes with death is somehow both feeding into my anxiety and also calming my nerves. Make sense of that one, I can't.
Anyone else obsessed with Outlander?
I finally finished the first book, and I'm excited to start the second. I'm amazed at how closely the show follows the book, usually they don't keep so much of the source material.
Also, the actors do a fantastic job portraying the characters, at least from what I've seen of the show. I plan on watching and reading it simultaneously for a while. I know won't finish all the books before finish the show, mostly because of book ten coming out later, but I'm excited anyways!
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The worst thing that ever happened to you is still the worst thing that ever happened to you. You don't have to feel guilty that something even worse didn't happen.
- Story of My Life by Lucy Score
I think we talk about happiness all wrong. As if it's this fixed state we're going to reach. Like we'll just be able to live there, forever. But that's not my experience with happiness. For me, it comes and goes. It shows up and then disappears like a bubble.
- The Wedding People by Alison Espach
12.31.2025
This is a pretty fast paced book, and that's a great thing.
It keeps your attention and doesn't over explain what's happening, who has what plan, or even what some people's names are. The monsters are very folklore related, which was fun.
I DO want a romance to bud with the man with the skull cup, but that's just my dark fantasy romance heart beating in my chest.
I'll be reading book two for sure.
6.2.2025
I'm back on my romance track.
Lucy Score got me again. The couple was cute, the town was kooky, and the conflict was easy enough that it didn't stress me out.
If you want a fun read that isn't rife with misunderstandings, pick this one up.
05.1.2025
I've been reading more poetry this year because it's easy to come in and out of it when I need to get things done.
I finally read this collection of Mary Oliver poems that I've seen all over book blogs, and I really do like a lot of them. As with all poetry, not all of them hit home at this moment for me, but maybe one day I'll come back to them and they'll be exactly what I need.
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4.21.2025
My favorite book, and one of the few I own multiple copies of.
How many, you ask? Well, you can hardly expect me to own to it.
3.20.2025
As usual, I love Hazelwood novels.
My months long reading slump has taken a huge bite out of my yearn for reading, but for this author I push through.
I went into this one thinking the physical relationship between the characters would be the focal point, but in the end emotional attachment always wins in a romance. If you like journeys of self reflection, (unrealistic yet wonderful) moments of apology, and a connection between people that feels fated from the start, pick this book up.
I do wish the characters had been older, but that's more my own tastes shifting than a comment on the story.