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As long as sasuke is dead last its a good ranking

That is a wild ranking 😂😂

He's absolutely correct Although I have to disagree on Orichinaru. Gotta respect his tenacity.

Ja, ich schaffe dir ein Heim Und du sollst Teil des Ganzen sein Stein um Stein Mauer ich dich ein Stein um Stein Ich werde immer bei dir sein

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I think you might like Romantic Killer, it was so funny and goofy. I'm sure you'll like it as well

I have a question (no judgment, just curiosity): why do you continue to read Ali Hazelwood’s books if you know that you’ll have a problem with them? Do you mean you like them but they're flawed or you don't like them but keep reading them? I've seen a lot of people say similarly that they read all her books but complain after each one. Again, I ask, not from a place of judgment, but out of curiosity.

TBHK is one of my favorite manga’s ever. If you continue to read prepare yourself mentally for a emotional roller coaster(lmao tears will be shed)

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You got this!

BRO W HUSBAND, BLUE LOCK AND KAIJU NO 8 AND SOLO LEVELING GOOD HAUL

I really recommend starting with hanko-kun, probably because it’s funny and really cute:D !!

Love those mangas. From what I have heard those ones are really good. And I can say from experience that toilet bound hanako-kun as well as solo leveling are extremely good. I love them.

Shortly after the chunin exam, the sole chunin and a squad of genin are sent to retreive Sasuke from Jonin level combatants who escorted Orochimaru on his mission to ASSASSINATE THE HOKAGE. So... yeah... I don't know what to think about their ranking system.

I'm about to read the second book, so this was a great refresher <3

Tell me please how old is your husband

I love that book!!

I wonder if our acknowledgment after the book is different? We do know who wins in my copy…

Thank you just about to start the second book and needed a summary of the first book to trigger my memory 😅

i love your review, and great explaining a lot of the story!!! its so good, i wanted more from it when it ended!!!

I just read this duology this month. It was so good. I hope to see you soon at church.

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I loved this book! It was dark af and just what I wanted out of a fairy tale. While I didn't think the worldbuilding was that great in the beginning, the characters (especially Tristan and Leo's tragic story) totally sold me. I'm glad you like it!

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This writer's books contains twists that make no sense at first, but when you think about it, it makes a lot of sense at the same time.

Thanks for posting this! I will def be on the next one!!

Did you get to see Madina Lake?

wish they had one leave from ny/nj

I saw the cover and title of this book today at my library and checked it out. I could not put it down. I really enjoyed it and now I need to find the first one!

It was the first book i read in english. The whole mystery comes with two situation of both grief and loss. Mariana realised the fact what she loves being cheated and the culprit was hidden beside of her ultimates the end. The climax got the idea of what a childhood behavior influences to a person whether who best or worst. The whole story contains Greek mythology and little diary hints which makes more thrilling.

I had guessed the twist, but I still enjoyed the story..except it felt like the writer was kind of trying to get Zoe off the hook by saying she was also a victim. While she was a victim, she still committed crimes and does need to pay for her crimes. I wish we had a chapter or two from Zoe's POV I did like the rom com element between Fred and Mariana...it helped provide a bit of light to a dark story.

Am i going to be lost if i dont know any of the characters she mentioned?

and I really love your smile!

Hi! I really love how enthusiastic you are in your videos! You have a great appearance. The way you present is really an example! Yes, I'm glad I subscribed to your channel!

11:20 the school was having a picnic nearby, if I remember correctly.

Dylan y Tristán terminan juntos?

I loved listening to this! I saw on the authors Instagram it’s a trilogy!

For the people reading this comment: John Dee was rotten eggs/sulfur smell, Nicholas Flamel's aura scent is mint. Hekate is pronounced with a 'tea' at the end, and Scathach is pronounced with a hard G at the end as far as I remember :)

You asked about the possibility of a sequel or something of that nature. If you've read Alex Michaelides' first book, The Silent Patient, you probably recognized some of the references in the latter half of the book. Specifically, Mariana's therapist sends her to the London forensic therapist, Theo, who says he's dissatisfied with his current job, and Mariana has a psychiatric journal with an job posting that he might be interested in at an institution called The Grove, where an infamous killer, an artist who shot her husband five times and then stopped speaking, is confined. This is the basic setup for The Silent Patient. Theo gets a job at a new sanitarium, The Grove, where he treats the titular Silent Patient and, like Mariana, decides to play detective and investigate her past to find out what's going on. At the same time, he suspects his wife might be cheating on him, so he begins following her around to identify who it is, becoming obsessed with both his patient and his wife's infidelity. It has one of my favorite twists in modern thrillers, right up there with The Plot and Behind Her Eyes. I'm glad you enjoyed it. It didn't work for me, but we all have different tastes, and I'm happy for anyone who gets joy out of their reading.

Sounds like a pretty intriguing story, but I can't imagine a book with pirates and witches that is not action-packed.

I agree with you, the After the Forest book is seemingly in the Hansel and Gretel world. It will be an interesting read. Great video!

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hi Sara! Nice videos! Have you ever thought about doing livestreams, and discuss books with a panel? I really like to do that!

Perry is perenelle and she does not own the coffee shop

Sounds like a fun read. I might have to pick up a copy and read it for November.