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Though, as in Yoon's , I'm always skeptical of one-day love stories.

He is more powerful than the grim reaper, he knows who has been reincarnated, he can move from location to location, and the weather and nature respond to his moods, plus he interferes with the lives of humans.

I know people will experience this book in vastly different ways, but I've experienced it in an almost unutterably personal way.

Goblin does have a happy ending, but the quota of sad scenes and plot twists are just heart-wrenching.

Basically, this book was worth the hype and Adam Silvera can go fuck himself for writing it.

Your advance health care directive is a written document that explains what type of end-of-life care you prefer.

It makes you face your own mortality head on and asks the question, if you knew today was your last day would you be happy with the life you lived? It makes you face your own mortality head on and asks the question, if you knew today was your last day would you be happy with the life you lived? There was a love story written into the book, which I thought was unnecessary, but it was a nice touch.

The strength of this book is that somehow, everything here feels so natural and personal.

The book starts off with an explanation.

I already know this is going to be a five star book.

I was definitely less emotionally involved in this book than in the previous two.