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Hey there sunshine lift my heart
*Lust geen koffie*
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Burning down Paris, always a good ideaquote:Op woensdag 16 juli 2025 09:57 schreef loveislikeakiss het volgende:
I'll find her, I'll find her if I have to burn down all of Paris
I'm surrounded by morons!
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net nog even een review geschreven, net boek uitgelezen
Hey there sunshine lift my heart
*Lust geen koffie*
*Lust geen koffie*
I picked up The Enchanted River after seeing it recommended by a BookTokker, and I’m so glad I did. The story has a slow start, taking time to establish its characters before the plot really unfolds, but the immersive writing and the Scottish isle setting made it easy to sink into the world.
The book frequently mentions ballads being composed or sung for the earth, wind, and other elements, which adds a beautiful folkloric touch. But I found myself wishing the music actually existed. Without lyrics or melodies, those moments felt a little out of reach.
There are multiple romances throughout, all strained by a mysterious border that divides the island, giving the "story a Romeo and Juliet"ish undertone without being a direct retelling.
If you enjoy lyrical worldbuilding, folklore-inspired fantasy, and stories rooted in place and tradition, this is one to check out.
The book frequently mentions ballads being composed or sung for the earth, wind, and other elements, which adds a beautiful folkloric touch. But I found myself wishing the music actually existed. Without lyrics or melodies, those moments felt a little out of reach.
There are multiple romances throughout, all strained by a mysterious border that divides the island, giving the "story a Romeo and Juliet"ish undertone without being a direct retelling.
If you enjoy lyrical worldbuilding, folklore-inspired fantasy, and stories rooted in place and tradition, this is one to check out.
Hey there sunshine lift my heart
*Lust geen koffie*
*Lust geen koffie*
I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
Hey there sunshine lift my heart
*Lust geen koffie*
*Lust geen koffie*
