✨ Reading Update + Vacation Prep ✨
I’ve officially demolished Butcher & Blackbird — and yes, I have absolutely zero regrets. The real challenge, however? Deciding which book deserves space in my carry-on.
After dramatic internal debate (and one or two moments of delusion), I reached the only logical conclusion:
I’m bringing all of them.
Here’s the strategy:
🎧 I grabbed audio copies of every book that offered one
📖 And for the ones that didn’t? We Who Will Die is coming with me in physical form
📚 Problem solved. Reader life optimized.
Vacation reading queue = secured.
Now I just need snacks, chargers, and the willpower not to finish everything before we even land.
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