AlexaReadMeABook finished reading A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik (The Scholomance, #1)

A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik (The Scholomance, #1)
I decided that Orion Lake needed to die after the second time he saved my life.
Everyone loves Orion …
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I decided that Orion Lake needed to die after the second time he saved my life.
Everyone loves Orion …

Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal is a nonfiction work by the science author Mary Roach, published in April 2013 …

Spaceships aren’t programmed to seek revenge—but for Dracula, Demeter will make an exception.
Demeter just wants to do her …
Fuck. Fuck. Fuck. Fuck. Fuck. And also fuck that pea brained software developer to hell. I hope no one went to their funeral
— Of Monsters and Mainframes by Barbara Truelove (30%)
Super fun audiobook I picked up after a bookclub member recommended it. It's awesome so far and a bit funny. Very unique perspective.
Super fun audiobook I picked up after a bookclub member recommended it. It's awesome so far and a bit funny. Very unique perspective.
The average untreated case of active tuberculosis will spread the infection between 10 and 15 people per year. The average case of influenza meanwhile, spreads to between 1 and 2 further people. For COVID19, its between 1.4 and 2.4.
— Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green (17%)
It is pretty crazy. I don't know many people who have active and inactive TB around me. Very sad that it is so prevalent in so many other areas in the world and we can prevent and treat it.
It is pretty crazy. I don't know many people who have active and inactive TB around me. Very sad that it is so prevalent in so many other areas in the world and we can prevent and treat it.
In general, colonial infrastructure was not built to strengthen communities. It was built to deplete them
— Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green (10%)
Nothing is so privileged as thinking history belongs to the past.
— Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green (4%)
Where are the drugs? The drugs are where the disease is not... And where are the disease? The disease is where the drugs are not.
— Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green (2%)
This book is a masterpiece, and by far Fredik Backman's most beautiful work of art. I cried three times and found it so relatable. This has been so far my favorite as I did not find it as fake or overly optimistic as his previous books. It tackles many difficult themes while explaining humanity so universally, so raw, that everyone would know what Back man is talking about. Humor, love, grief, friends, adolescence, all of it. The way he brings everything together, that is his art.
This book is a masterpiece, and by far Fredik Backman's most beautiful work of art. I cried three times and found it so relatable. This has been so far my favorite as I did not find it as fake or overly optimistic as his previous books. It tackles many difficult themes while explaining humanity so universally, so raw, that everyone would know what Back man is talking about. Humor, love, grief, friends, adolescence, all of it. The way he brings everything together, that is his art.
And she thinks about Fish telling her what evil among men is like: It's like water being heated up a little at a time. It gets worse and worse, but slowly it's hardly noticeable, so everyone can convince themselves that's probably normal, until we're all boiling.
— My friends by Fredrik Backman (Page 787)
"The biggest threat to men's health statistically is, is heart disease," Ted says thoughtfully at the kitchen table. "Do you know what the biggest threat to women's health is?" "Men," Louisa says, because all women know that.
— My friends by Fredrik Backman (Page 783)