I‘m not sure if you know this about me, but I love zombies! 🧟♀️ As reanimation goes Frankie is my monster. I‘m curious if anyone would like to read along with me as I reread this one in October. 😍
pickWhat unfolded was a dark and yet still in some aspects hopeful read, despite the dark and emotive subject matter.The home for wayward girls is where young girls are sent when they have “gotten themselves into trouble“ by falling pregnant and being unwed.The way the book was written, I found myself emotional at times thankfully the witchcraft elements provided some relief to the harrowing ordeals of these girls. A very enjoyable read. ⭐⭐⭐
Maybe not how the book describes Lilah, but this is how I pictured her: Lara Rajagopalan
Maybe not how the book describes Suzette, but this is how I pictured her: Alisha Weir
How I pictured Edward Westcote: similar to George Blagden (with beard/facial hair)
pickFinished in March for #LosersClub
I‘ve read this a few times. This is a fantastic collection featuring many popular stories by King.
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#Read2025
I recommend The Witching Hour by Anne Rice as a possible October read. It‘s been around awhile, and has a TV series, but the book is different. I‘m a lifelong horror fan, but this book unsettled me more than any other horror book I‘ve read. So if you are looking for actual creeps and chills this spooky season, you might give it a try!
#HauntedShelf
Here's my October list for #BookSpin and #CastTheDie (the first 13 books). Since it's going to be a while before I can get shelves and unpack my books, they're all ebooks or audiobooks, with the exception of The Running Man. If that one's picked then I'll check it out from the library for #LosersClub
