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📖 I'm not a big mystery reader, but when a giant dome appears over a town people want to know where the hell it came from.

🍳At home I'm a scrambled eggs on toast kind of gal. But at a restaurant/diner it's always poached! 😋

#NationalEggMonthChallenge
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#StorySettings #Snowstorm

I made this flyer for a mystery book display at our library in honor of National Egg Month & thought it would be fun to repurpose for a fun Litsy Challenge. Everyone is invited to play:

1. Tag a favorite mystery you've read
2. What is your favorite way to prepare eggs?

I'll start:
1. I really enjoyed Stephen King's Dolores Claiborne
2. I love eggs in all ways. But I think my favorite is over-easy/soft boiled on toast.
#NationalEggMonthChallenge

Absolutely incredible. This was legitimately the best I've read from King in quite a while. There's so much I feel compelled to say about Fairy Tale, but so little I want to say, because the discoveries within are best left as the surprises they were for me. Read this book if you haven't. Savor it. Then insist someone you love does the same. Neither of you will regret it. 5/5

I love how this book really looked at what we would do for our pets. This was a great boy and his dog sorry with some good old fairy tale fantasy to mix things up.

⭐⭐⭐⭐

I was held hostage for over a month reading this brick. The book is too long and I didn‘t need all the details. Yet the fantastical prose combined with religious allegories kept me turning the page to see what was next. The book possesses several themes, but the greatest is that evil will always exist in the world and that it‘s up to us to overcome it. But be wary of power and political systems.

“I‘ve come to teach you how to be civilized.”

Soft pick, since I think I'm way too much into feminist thinking to really enjoy this story from... 1998? But it had some good moments and some really strong King vibes. Especially how he works with sound through text. That was very well made. I also liked the dog and think that King enjoys writing about dogs 😁 🐶

#BookishMonopoly @AkashaVampie

Reminded me of The Talisman in terms of style and setting, although I think The Talisman is way better. I loved the beginning but feel like some parts dragged a bit from about halfway-point on. I read somewhere that he wrote this for his daughter, and it definitely has a younger feel to it. Overall I did like it, but wasn‘t as excited about it as I am about some of King‘s other masterpieces.

Up next #readingStephenKing: The Drawing of the Three!!

#StorySettings #Seaside A lot of readers call this one an unrated Stephen King title, I have no opinion as it is another one on #TBRMoutain 😂Sheesh, I have so much reading to do!

repost for @BarkingMadRead:

This month‘s book is #billysummers Grab your copy and check back at the end of the month for open discussion! Don‘t forget to tag me so I can see which version you have! #LosersClub #StephenKing #StephenKingInOrder #KingFromTheBeginning #ConstantReader #ReadAlong #BuddyRead #BookDiscussion

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