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By H. G. Wells All Rights Reserved ©
But who shall dwell in these worlds if they be inhabited?…
Are we or they Lords of the World?…
And how are all things made for man?
—KEPLER (quoted in The Anatomy of Melancholy)
Lizzie: This is such an interesting book because it's honest. The main character is, first and foremost, herself. She isn't a martyr, the strongest, a motherly figure, a classic YA female protagonist, or any trope for a female character. She's real. The story isn't claiming to do anything, to preach anyt...
Hadley Swiss: Despite several grammar mistakes, missing words etc, I had to give this book a five-star rating. Why? Because it was funny; the characters were all lovable, life-like and imperfect. The author used the premise of love and misunderstandings to create a realistic, lovable story which I’d even rerea...
jazzylovesdogssomuch: this book overall was really great. the plot is fantastic with its forbidden love vibe, and how the author hints when there’s going to be a plot change. however, i would’ve really liked parts of the book to be in Conrad’s perspective which i think really would’ve made the book more interesting. o...
