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words came to her like water

That Autumn, Catarina was alone for the first time in her life, and it felt to her like a threshold. All this quiet. A new city as old as history. She felt a lightness in her body. She wrote for hours in the library. Words came to her like water. Decisions were easy. She would finish the new academ…

—p.44 There Are More Things MILE END I (2016) (9) by Yara Rodrigues Fowler
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worker-friendly but cost-­neutral meh/style

Katherine was the highest-­ranking person at the table. She had a master’s degree in psychology from an even more prestigious university than the one Ryan had attended as an undergrad. A retail trade magazine had recently profiled her, calling her a rising star and bright new talent. She’d made her…

—p.246 Help Wanted by Adelle Waldman
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people with Ivy League degrees meh/style

The first part—­about the store looking good—­he had followed, but Meredith’s interviews were remarkably good? She had learned from past mistakes? Mentor and role model? Beacon of kindness? What the fuck? Had Ryan gotten confused? It was possible. Ryan’s success in climbing the ranks at Town Square…

—p.238 by Adelle Waldman
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almost a reward for his patience meh/style

Over the years, Milo had gotten so much advice about women. Diego, for example, said not to worry so much, that if you didn’t care too much or try too hard, they’d find you attractive—­but what did Diego know about being Milo? Milo had tried every single approach—­acting aloof, acting nice, negging…

—p.212 by Adelle Waldman
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when she was a girl, she got lead poisoning meh/style

[...] Ruby felt bad that the teacher had taken the trouble to find “early literacy” materials for her—­but she’d just started at Town Square, was still getting used to the early hours. It wasn’t the right time. Besides, deep down, Ruby suspected she’d never be able to learn, no matter how hard she …

—p.196 by Adelle Waldman