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The Duke and I by Julia Quinn

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2.0

first half (ish) wasn’t that bad but everything crashed and burned when they got married
Under One Roof by Ali Hazelwood

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4.0

i did … unfortunately … eat this up
Stuck with You by Ali Hazelwood

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5.0

could her books be more diverse? yes. could her characters be a bit more interesting? yes. did i enjoy this nonetheless? also yes.
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid

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5.0

camila dunne is a better woman than me cause…
زندگی گلزار ہے by Umera Ahmed

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1.0

one star for college kashaf and college kashaf only.

this book was nothing short of atrocious. from the rampant misogyny in zaroon to the abuse, it was a complete shitshow.

i literally had to muster all my power to finish, it was that excruciating.

kashaf’s character had great potential in the beginning—a feminist with strong political views who held her ground, i was rooting for her!!! but her character completely crumbled as she got older and the story progressed.

i really hated so many parts about this book but what i hated the most was kashaf’s acceptance of zaroon’s behaviour. i mean, we’re introduced to such a strong and powerful character in the beginning only for her to turn into a robot who lives to serve her husband and accept his bullshit (like girl… he literally slapped you twice and practically called you a whore and kicked you out while being a complete dick himself).
A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G. Summers

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4.0

she’s a 10 but she eats men
One Amazing Thing by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni

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4.0

such a cool book in the sense that it reads and feels exactly like a collection of short stories despite being one story if that makes sense. i really loved this book, just wish the ending was less abrupt ☹️