It’s exactly as the title described a diary. And then it just went downhill from there. It pulled you in just enough to leave enough mystery and intrigue that made you want to continue reading. A read most definitely fueled by a romanticization of the trouble-minded. I would give you a spoiler alert warning about the contents from this point forward, but you’re better off just hearing it from me, lest you waste your time. Like I mentioned before, I haven’t read a book in quite a while, and the book was quite short– giving me every excuse to splurge some time and read. Honestly, I wonder what the gender of the author is the book was designed to target women, but everything in the book screams otherwise. The title read “Diary of An Oxygen Thief”, followed by “Anonymous”. Like, I know I took a picture of a specific pair of silver metallic oxfords, so where is said picture now?Īnyway, during one of my Pinterest runs, I came across a book with a rather aesthetic cover (catching on now?). As someone who is constantly screenshotting or taking pictures of inspiration and things to do at a later date, I’ve always found it difficult to refer to old pictures I took, because of my lack of organization. I’ve found that, if you utilize the app properly, there’s a lot of potential. I’m currently going through my Pinterest phase, but not the “middle-aged housewife obsessing over interior design or cute little diy crafts to do with her kids” kind. It’s been a while since I’ve written a book review. Literally– for the sake of your literary palette.

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