pickThis was cute. I read it in two days, and it is perfect escapism—a village of anthropomorphic animals and murder. I wasn‘t sure what to expect, but overall I enjoyed it. I liked how the author (or authors, as it is two writers under on pen name) used characteristics of each animal as the basis for the characters‘ portrayal.
I‘d read the next in the series, but maybe in a little while. #Animal #ThematicCozies #NonHumanAntagonist #52BookClub25
Librarybelle Unbeknownst to a sleeping #Zeke , he was my book model. #CatsOfLitsy 1mo
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 1mo
Luke-XVX I have a soft spot for anthropomorphic stories. Your description actually made me think of Wild‘s End a graphic novel and then there‘s one of my all time favourites , Mouseguard 1mo
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Librarybelle Nice, @Luke-XVX ! I typically do not read anthropomorphic stories—no reason, really, just typically have not—so this was a nice departure from my typical read. And a cozy mystery, no less, which is my escape reading! 1mo
Luke-XVX I forgot to add Moomins-rookie mistake! 1mo
Luke-XVX All hail the escape read! 1mo
Reggie I waited have nayed this years ago but the Paul Tremblay had an uber political novella with animals with a serial killer cat who had a podcast, a dog searching for redemption, and a grieving family of toads and I fell in love with it. So stacked. lol 1mo
Librarybelle @Reggie Wow! I‘ve not heard of that! 1mo
Reggie It‘s in his book of short stories he came out with like 2 summers ago. 1mo
Librarybelle Good to know, @Reggie ! Thanks! 1mo
CaramelLunacy I read this one fairly recently and enjoyed it a lot, especially the Raven bookstore owner 1mo
Librarybelle @CaramelLunacy Yes! Lenore is probably my favorite character, and I‘d love to visit the bookstore ❤️ 1mo
julieclair I‘m reading this now and enjoying it. 😀 1mo
Librarybelle @julieclair It‘s such a unique mystery and concept! Glad you‘re enjoying so far! 1mo