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September 11, 2019September 15, 2019 charkinzie

REVIEW: No Good Men by Thea McAlistair

September 8, 2019September 9, 2019 charkinzie

REVIEW: Tad by M.D. Neu

September 7, 2019September 9, 2019 charkinzie

REVIEW: Iron and Velvet by Alexis Hall

August 22, 2019September 9, 2019 charkinzie

REVIEW: Slay Ride by Josh Lanyon

August 10, 2019September 9, 2019 charkinzie

REVIEW: How To Be Remy Cameron by Julian Winters

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REVIEW: We Are Lost And Found by Helene Dunbar

August 3, 2019September 9, 2019 charkinzie

REVIEW: Tea and Coffee by Matthew J. Metzger

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Something things I've seen

BiteBiteLove #siamese
Tonight’s #rainbow
Following celebrities is amusing. Hahahah
This little soul doesn’t care what I look like ... only that she’s able to love me #siamese
All this because he couldn’t have more time on the internet. #librarylife
Listening to the wind, the gulls and my wind chimes.

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some favourite words…

“I wanted to tell them that I’d never had a friend, not ever, not a real one. Until Dante. I wanted to tell them that I never knew that people like Dante existed in the world, people who looked at the stars, and knew the mysteries of water, and knew enough to know that birds belonged to the heavens and weren’t meant to be shot down from their graceful flights by mean and stupid boys. I wanted to tell them that he had changed my life and that I would never be the same, not ever. And that somehow it felt like it was Dante who had saved my life and not the other way around. I wanted to tell them that he was the first human being aside from my mother who had ever made me want to talk about the things that scared me. I wanted to tell them so many things and yet I didn’t have the words. So I just stupidly repeated myself. “Dante’s my friend.”
― Benjamin Alire Sáenz, Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

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Something things I've seen

BiteBiteLove #siamese
Tonight’s #rainbow
Following celebrities is amusing. Hahahah
This little soul doesn’t care what I look like ... only that she’s able to love me #siamese
All this because he couldn’t have more time on the internet. #librarylife
Listening to the wind, the gulls and my wind chimes.

some favourite words…

“I wanted to tell them that I’d never had a friend, not ever, not a real one. Until Dante. I wanted to tell them that I never knew that people like Dante existed in the world, people who looked at the stars, and knew the mysteries of water, and knew enough to know that birds belonged to the heavens and weren’t meant to be shot down from their graceful flights by mean and stupid boys. I wanted to tell them that he had changed my life and that I would never be the same, not ever. And that somehow it felt like it was Dante who had saved my life and not the other way around. I wanted to tell them that he was the first human being aside from my mother who had ever made me want to talk about the things that scared me. I wanted to tell them so many things and yet I didn’t have the words. So I just stupidly repeated myself. “Dante’s my friend.”
― Benjamin Alire Sáenz, Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

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