Varulv wrote: I got back into reading this summer after not reading since I was like 14 and so far Babel and the Poppy war by R F Kuang have been hitting the hardest. So far I feel like I haven't read enough books to assemble a top 3.
My physical tbr is at like 25 books and my virtual one is seemingly endless but I feel confident that her works will stay somewhere in the top.
Varulv wrote: I got back into reading this summer after not reading since I was like 14 and so far Babel and the Poppy war by R F Kuang have been hitting the hardest. So far I feel like I haven't read enough books to assemble a top 3.
My physical tbr is at like 25 books and my virtual one is seemingly endless but I feel confident that her works will stay somewhere in the top.
I love how short your physical one is ! Enjoy it while it lasts. I'm happy there are more Babel enjoyers
Varulv wrote: I got back into reading this summer after not reading since I was like 14 and so far Babel and the Poppy war by R F Kuang have been hitting the hardest. So far I feel like I haven't read enough books to assemble a top 3.
My physical tbr is at like 25 books and my virtual one is seemingly endless but I feel confident that her works will stay somewhere in the top.
I love how short your physical one is ! Enjoy it while it lasts. I'm happy there are more Babel enjoyers
I really like how she keeps her language simple but still writing about darker and deeper themes. I'm eagerly awaiting Katabasis!
It would probably be a lot worse if I wasn't in uni and had actual adult money lmao. Even so, I might have 4 more books coming in the mail and picked up 2 from the post office today.
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