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AUDREY'S ONE-SENTENCE BOOK REVIEWS / CRITIQUES EN UNE PHRASE, PAR AUDREY

True love is when your disparate art styles seamlessly mesh into one image while retaining their individual character

L'amour véritable, c'est quand vos styles artistiques s'harmonisent bien dans une seule image, alors qu'ils conservent ses personnalités individuelles

(mon français est en déclin)

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AUDREY'S ONE-SENTENCE BOOK REVIEWS

if no one else got me, I know alliterative bob-and-wheel verse got me
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AUDREY'S ONE-SENTENCE BOOK REVIEWS

why does this novel have the power to turn me feral 40 years after its publication? it's not just about "being a gay teen in the 80s," it's about two souls finding and re-finding each other, despite the obstacles 
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AUDREY'S ONE-SENTENCE BOOK REVIEWS / CRITIQUES EN UNE PHRASE, PAR AUDREY

Had to order this book from France because the artist keeps posting fanart of her own OCs on instagram and I'm obsessed

J'ai dû procurer ce livre en France parce que l'artiste toujours poste "fanart" de ses propres personnages originaux sur instagram, et je suis obsédée par eux
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AUDREY'S ONE-SENTENCE BOOK REVIEWS

At first I was really distracted by the silly details, but this story is not bad if you consider the psychoanalytical letters to Ellen Degeneres to be "camp"
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No book has ever made me cry so many times (in a healing way not a miserable way)
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AUDREY'S ONE-SENTENCE BOOK REVIEWS

The ideal man isn't even a man. He's a crow. Need a bf to drop shiny things near me and roost in a tree. 
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AUDREY'S ONE-SENTENCE BOOK REVIEWS

this book is like a workout for visual-literary-philosophical comprehension. My brain has muscular fatigue.

"Your world [...] move[s] among different realms of experience, all of them somehow in the 'foreground,' none of them prioritized. It's all just always-already there. Or is it here? The real question now becomes quite urgent; how do we know which or what among these diverse ideas and images are significant, important, relevant? How do we form judgments, like the Old Testament God, within a matrix of everything all the time?" (58)
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