YA, fantasy, dystopia
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Shatter Me is a young adult dystopian thriller written by Tahereh Mafi, published on November 15, 2011. The book is …
"Juliette has escaped to Omega Point, the headquarters of the rebel resistance and a safe haven for people with abilities …
I decided that Orion Lake needed to die after the second time he saved my …
First read this 8 months ago and am already rereading it... ig that's a sign it's my favorite book now
A price must be paid.
Elodie never dreamed of a lavish palace or a …
Just finished the movie and my first thought was "Damn that would've been a good book"... so I'm reading the book
Never read a novelization of a movie before, wonder how that turns out. (Is it like a reverse of movies based on books? Am I gonna end up thinking "The movie was so much better"?)
This is the original edition which was published in 3 volumes. The cover photograph is …
The writing style/language takes some getting used to, but it's a very good story once you do
Put me in a mood for gothic literature, maybe I'll reread Carmilla
For the most part, this book was fairly predictable (out of three mysteries, the solution to two seemed too obvious to be true. Didn't expect the third though), but predictable doesn't have to be bad. Sometimes it's just a cozy read
This book takes apart the diagnostic criteria for autism, explaining every criterion in detail, answering questions, and giving countless examples by autistic people.
It's worth mentioning that this book isn't about autism in general, but specifically about people who might be missed until adulthood, specifically autistics without learning difficulties who camouflage. While the book itself isn't written by autistic people, the authors consulted autistic people both for examples and for proof-reading, and it shows.
If you've been looking for a book clarifying the current diagnostic criteria (ICD-11 and DSM-5-TR) in regard to masked autistic people, I highly recommend this book
IMO the best book on autism I've read so far (and ive read a lot of them)
Want. The. Sequel
I mean, it's very cliché, sometimes a bit too much on the romance, but it's totally a trope I repeatedly fall for...
A deep dive into the spectrum of Autistic experience and the phenomenon of masked Autism, …
dont remember when i finished this, havent been on here in too long
In a future world baked dry by the sun and divided into those who live …
i first read this when i was 13, been considering re-reading it recently
"A fresh and imaginative retelling of the Rumpelstiltskin fairytale from the bestselling author of Uprooted, …
I thought it was a sequel to Uprooted, but it seems to be another standalone. Anyway, if this one is good too, Naomi Novik will make my favorite authors list
October/November
Read it some time in October
