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I needed a fun, easy romance and this one was perfect. I liked most of the characters and really enjoyed Penny‘s clever humor. Full of laughs, quirky wit, and emotion….settle in and be prepared to devote your whole evening because you won‘t want to put this one down. Book #71 in 2023

McSweeney‘s #71: Horror Stories is GORGEOUS and triple slipcased. It‘s just a beautiful thing. Stories by M.T. Anderson and Stephen Graham Jones (among many others) were almost secondary, if I‘m honest. ❤️🎃🎃🎃❤️

23 #71 This was so good! A series and I can‘t wait to get into it.

Book #71
5/5
I love this so much! I don't know how I've managed to make it to this ripe age without ever hearing of this book, but reading it was like uncovering a bit of magic and innocence. Bonus nostalgia points: the audiobook is read by John Ritter.

There was potential here, but it ultimately fell flat for me. I didn‘t like Jane at all, she was unreliable, crazy (but not in an interesting way), and too needy. The seven lies were futile and added nothing to the story. Book #71 in 2022

#71
I didn't realize that there was a first one to this read. I absolutely loved this story

Read these back to back on vacation. Super excited for the third one (that isnt out until February!!) So that I can finish the series.
This needs to be a three season TV show.
#71-2022, #72-2022

The spooky October dice selected two Ray Bradbury titles for me, so I switched one of them out for a different book 👻. Here‘s what I have to look forward to next month for #roll100:
#100 is The Martian Chronicles
#6 is The Tribes of Palos Verdes (chance of DNF is >50% since I added this as a teenager)
#71 is In Defense of Food

Thanks, as always, @PuddleJumper !

22 #71 This series is stupid. In a good way. 😂

I read this one for a book challenge (Booker prize winner). It was not my cup of tea and was very long and drawn out. It was dark and depressing and hard to finish. Book #71 in 2021