mcnallyjackson: skibinskipedia: themadeshop: I can’t decide if I’m going to let myself read this. But if I do, I’m gonna find a way to get the UK cover. Gorgeous. And honest. Good for them for putting “Unfinished” on the cover.  Click for high-res photo

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I can’t decide if I’m going to let myself read this. But if I do, I’m gonna find a way to get the UK cover.

Gorgeous.

And honest. Good for them for putting “Unfinished” on the cover. 

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    If only I could get books from Penguin UK as well…
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