

fun read but I'm deducting stars because why in the fuck did her father confess his infidelity to her via letters he only wrote in her birthday?? also it's so convenient the last letter he wrote before he suddenly died had the safe code written on it? wild
fun read but I'm deducting stars because why in the fuck did her father confess his infidelity to her via letters he only wrote in her birthday?? also it's so convenient the last letter he wrote before he suddenly died had the safe code written on it? wild

some people walk down a beach and are attacked by giant lobsters every evening. everyone loves this book but honestly I just wanted it to end so that I could move on to my next read. not sure if this series is for me at this point, I don't think I Get It
some people walk down a beach and are attacked by giant lobsters every evening. everyone loves this book but honestly I just wanted it to end so that I could move on to my next read. not sure if this series is for me at this point, I don't think I Get It

Had no idea that Scotland saw such an extreme witch hunt in the 1600s - ~4000 accused people, compared to the couple hundred in the American colonies. It's so interesting that because the wrongdoings here were quickly acknowledged, a lot of the history is documented and taught. On the flip side, in Scotland (according to the authors) it's not general knowledge that their witch hunts were vastly worse. Overall, the book is an interesting read!
Had no idea that Scotland saw such an extreme witch hunt in the 1600s - ~4000 accused people, compared to the couple hundred in the American colonies. It's so interesting that because the wrongdoings here were quickly acknowledged, a lot of the history is documented and taught. On the flip side, in Scotland (according to the authors) it's not general knowledge that their witch hunts were vastly worse. Overall, the book is an interesting read!