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July 15,2025
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Wish I was I who had never read this book.

This thought keeps crossing my mind as I reflect on the profound impact this book has had on me.

It's not that the book was bad; in fact, it was quite the opposite. It was so captivating, so full of powerful ideas and emotions that it left an indelible mark on my soul.

But sometimes, I wonder if it would have been better if I had remained ignorant, if I had never been exposed to the truths and insights that this book revealed.

Maybe then, I could have continued to live in my own little world, blissfully unaware of the harsh realities and complex dilemmas that exist outside.

But now that I have read it, I can never go back.

The knowledge and understanding I have gained have changed me forever, and I must learn to live with the consequences.

July 15,2025
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This book truly seized my soul and held on tightly.

Just picture waking up in a cold and sterile dystopia, surrounded by 39 other women who are equally confused and traumatized. Nobody has any idea why they are there. There are no explanations, no mercy, just a pure sense of existential dread. And I devoured every word.

Jacqueline Harpman's writing is deceptively simple yet incredibly effective. The atmosphere she creates is bleak in the most captivating way. The mystery is infuriatingly compelling, making you desperate for answers.

I adored how Harpman delved into the question of who women are when there is no one dictating their identity. What occurs when gender is not a performance but simply a state of being? It's a quiet, radical exploration of autonomy, survival, and the literal and metaphorical cages that confine women.

I was flipping through the pages as if my life depended on it, eager for solutions. But Harpman just said, "Nope, sit with that." And you know what? I would willingly sit with it all over again.

If you have a penchant for eerie, introspective dystopian fiction that forces you to question the very essence of existence, then this book is definitely for you. It earns a solid 5 stars, without a single note of criticism.
July 15,2025
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I feel like this was how I was supposed to feel after the road.

The journey along the road was filled with various experiences and emotions. There were moments of excitement as I explored new places and met new people.

There were also times of challenges and difficulties that made me question myself and my abilities.

But now, looking back, I realize that all of those experiences have shaped me into the person I am today.

I have learned valuable lessons about perseverance, adaptability, and the importance of following my dreams.

This feeling of fulfillment and growth is exactly what I expected to feel after this long and winding road.

It gives me the confidence and motivation to continue on my path and face whatever lies ahead with a positive attitude.

I am grateful for this journey and all that it has taught me, and I look forward to many more adventures in the future.
July 15,2025
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3.5 stars. Reading vlog: https://youtu.be/a8Tj1vYdgjs


This reading vlog has received a rating of 3.5 stars. It seems to be specifically targeted at a certain group of girls, but unfortunately, I am not one of them. The vlog might offer valuable insights and recommendations for those who are interested in the content it presents. However, since it doesn't quite resonate with me, I can only view it from an outsider's perspective. Nevertheless, I can still appreciate the effort that has gone into creating the vlog and the potential it has to engage and inspire its intended audience. Maybe there are some aspects of it that I can learn from or find interesting, even if it's not directly tailored to my tastes. Overall, it's an interesting vlog that might be worth checking out for the right people.
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