That's actually a really neat way of describing it!

If I had that mentality while reading it, I think I'd enjoy it better. Still, onto Return of the King!

Lord of the Rings, Fellowship of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkein

Objectively speaking, I get why people absolutely love this. The story writing is so meticulous. For me, however, it felt really overwhelming and incredibly slow, especially around the midsection.

3.5/5

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Pretty Girls - Karin Slaughter (TW: Rape, Torture)

I absolutely loved this book. Read like a David Fincher film. I would say your "enjoyment" of the book depends on how much you can stomach the aforementioned trigger warnings.

5/5

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I'm somewhere in the middle. It's a bit repetitive but I can manage. Some days I try something new as I get bored with the repetition, but then I go back to what works.

I managed once to get the blood spots in the circle, but I think I had my fingertips pointing down.

If I try blood spots on the side, then it looks mkre like a failed abstracy art project

It is a little unusual for me as I'm usually 400-600umol\L, but I do feel fantastic as a result! And thank you for the kind words!

Thank you! Now if only I can manifest that power in my blood spots accuracy 🤣

I am this close 🤏 to finishing the Fellowship of the Rings audiobook by Andy Serkis!

I honestly love it so much. It's so raw and yet so accessible. I kind of want to read it again? But I think I'll give it a few books later, I've got quite the backlog 😅

I've spent a day obsessively thinking about this film.

I take back what I said. I love this film.

I think it's good, but not great. There was a lot of excess that just contributed very little to the story that could've been trimmed out, which felt like it was put in to shock or gross out the audience. (I'm mainly talking about the honey part).

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