Tag: r f kuang

• My October 2024 Reading Summary

  Overall mood: preoccupied. As October has been the final month of postgrad classes, personal stuff, and the exam season, I have been rather busy. Finding the time to read when other things should take precedence can bring about a lot of guilt, so I haven’t read as many books as I thought (mainly the first…

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  October 31, 2024

  Discussion Posts

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• My Favourite Book Characters Part One – The Fighters

  To ease up on the heavy discussions, this week I’m going real simple. The bread and butter of a reader, no matter what genres you read, how many books you’ve tackled, or how many dnfs you’ve come across. So, without any further delays, let’s get into my favourite book characters. Please note, as I am…

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  May 6, 2024

  Discussion Posts, YA Fantasy

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• A Deep Dive into the Unreliable Characters and Confrontational Social Commentary of Yellowface

  Yellowface by Rebecca F. Kuang is a doozy. Before I get any further into it, let me make it abundantly clear – this is a deep dive into the book, meaning, if you haven’t read it yet I wouldn’t recommend reading this post as it will contain so many spoilers and insights into characters and…

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  July 7, 2023

  Contemporary Fiction

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