Haha, I survived to the end of the day without succumbing.

I read the first sentence, and no. Absolutely not now. Back button, stat. I've only got half an hour before I need to plant my butt in the work chair. There's no way I'm going to start reading it before work is over for today. Bad idea. Stay strong, stay strong. *muttermutter*

I was going to wait until it was finished, but now... I don't think I can wait? Jfc.

Wait what the fuck? Isn't Amazon in the business of selling books? How does restricting access to reviews sell more books?

See, skidskytte makes sense. Biathlon? Uhhh.........

Today I learned a new word: biathlon. Amazingly enough, I've never needed it before in English. 😏

I'm so sorry for your loss.

WTH

5) Gabriel García Márquez: Rakkaudesta ja muista riivaajista (Of Love and Other Demons)

I've got some very big holes in my literary history, and South American literature is one of those. But I can report that I have now doubled the number of books by South American authors I've ever read. Woohoo?

4) Ginn Hale: Price of a Thousand Blessings vol. 1

That typo in the 1st post bugs me every time I see it, but this time, I do think I encountered a reading challenger, whatever that might be.

Clumsy prose, draggy plot. Not even the cliffhanger makes me want to read the next part.

My family calls it barn tea (affectionate).

"You want to test it tomorrow?!?!?!?!" An actual reaction by yours truly last summer.

Now it's the Oulu.