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Great news, @PuddleJumper you‘re #SnowedIn! But you‘ve got books!!
The Kamogawa Food Detectives - Hisashi Kashiwai
The Devil and the Dark Water - Stuart Turton
Like Real People Do - E.L. Massey
The Eye of the North - Sinéad O‘Hart
The Snows of Weston Moor - Benedict Brown
The Tainted Cup - Robert Jackson Bennett
The First Yule - T.J. Green
The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi - S.A. Chakraborty
The Murder Next Door - Sarah Bell
Vicious - V.E. Schwab

The #SnowedIn matches are below! You have until November 30th to post your picks and tag the recipient

I will be posting the matches like this;

1. @PuddleJumper – (5) Dabbe – Goodreads Link

This means that PuddleJumper is picking 5 books for Dabbe from the linked list.

You can post your picks as a comment, a new post, create a graphic or write them down, whatever works for you! Let me know of any mistakes

Sign ups close for #SnowedIn tomorrow 5pm GMT

You can still sign up here: https://forms.gle/NraUpVpqBqGcUGJ19

Full information here: https://litsy.com/p/TEJIRGdMYm1o

I'll get matches done tomorrow evening and you'll have until November 30th to post the books

This mfer is named Riker West??

It was a cute story, but the writing didn't really flow for me. The characters weren't very consistent and things jumped around a lot. I appreciate the effort to the fall rom com trope though. #55-2025

Listening to my first "duet" audiobook and exclaiming in real disgust the first time the actual duet thing happens. Do people really not like the alternating narrators doing both voices? This is jarring. It also feels cowardly, to me? Let every gender do every genders' voice!

“Indigent orphans, abandoned by their parents, victimized, and horrendously abused and experimented to enrich others, their innocence exploited, and their humanity disregarded.“ It was heartbreaking but the end gave a possibility of healing and new beginning. It has a Frankenstein - Hitman (2007 movie) vibe to it. I've read Sheridan's other books and her writing has always been eloquent and powerful.

A strong finale to Sam & Abraham‘s story! I have always loved penny‘s Hypothesis series the best.

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025