haven't done this for june and it's weirdly keeping me from making other plurks, so!!

i've been on a bit of a beauty/aesthetic kick, i finished flawless: lessons in looks and culture from the k-beauty capitol and dress code: unlocking fashion from the new look to millennial pink

i also have wear it well which is more a "personal style how-to guide" than a collection of criticism.

both books reference perfect me by heather widdows so i have that now, too.

because instead i'm finally back to the third reich in power. i looked at my tbr pile of various histories on various aspects of the far right and i thought, why not just read about the worst thing?

this is about 1000 pages so it will likely take me a while, but if it motivates me to take a quick fiction break to read some kind of breezy novel, i welcome that actually.

it starts with a bit about "if you've read the coming of the third reich" you can skip this bit recap, and i have read the first book in the trilogy so i got to feel smug but i needed the recap anyway because that was a few years ago lol.

lmaooo i think I also read the first book but its been a long time. i always wanted to read the rest

starts out with the night of long knives, for which i do not have an appropriate plurk emoji.

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okay i fell into another reading rabbit hole and finished the woman they wanted in one day.

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not because it was particularly well-written but it's not that long and the subject matter is compelling to me.

here's a blog series on the same topic.

so then the library app recommended the making of biblical womanhood

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so i'm reading that… unfortunately live laugh love by kristin kobes du mez isn't out yet.