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ElizaMarie
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Bailedbailed

I can't find myself picking up this one. I have tried for a while now. I am gonna have to #DNF. I love to hear about cults. But this cult, I don't know.. i feel like it took too long to get to it, and it wasn't “sexy“ enough? or “out there“ enough. It doesn't have to be sexy sexy, but like maybe... some shocking, not just general government sux end of the world? Anyway, #DNF

dabbe 🖤🐾🐾🖤 24h
KadaGul 🤎🐈‍⬛💚🐕‍🦺🧡 19h
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BarbaraBB
The Followers | Rebecca Wait
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Pickpick

“Slowly, over time, God had moved further and further away, until He was eventually nothing more than an idea - and someone else‘s idea, at that.”

No, it‘s not as good as Our Fathers, but this story about a young woman and her 12 year old daughter, falling under the spell of The Prophet, pulled me in from the first page and I read it in a day!

Suet624 😊 I agree - that was the thing about the story - I could not put it down. Glad it worked for you. 1w
TheKidUpstairs I bought this one after we read Our Fathers. Haven't gotten to it yet, but I will! Glad to hear it's another pick 😊 1w
BarbaraBB @TheKidUpstairs I did too. In the meantime I also read this one, which is another favorite 1w
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Cathythoughts Stacking 👍🏻 1w
squirrelbrain Stacking! 1w
sarahbarnes Agree with you that it‘s not quite as good as Our Fathers. But glad to see you also liked it. I really need to read The View soon. 7d
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Melissa_graham
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Pickpick

⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Bec_lectic
Counting the Cost | Jill Duggar
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Pickpick

I remember when this show first premiered introducing the Duggar‘s. I was immediately intrigued by this large family and their way of living. As years passed and that initial documentary blew up into a full series, I watched in curiosity to see how these children would grow up, date, and navigate adulthood. I never realized how strict their upbringing really was. This was a very insightful look into their lives but also quite disturbing.

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ElizaMarie
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TieDyeDude
Monica | Daniel Clowes
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Mehso-so

I didn't realize this was the same author who did Ghost World. I wasn't a fan of that book, and this didn't really do it for me either. It follows the life of Monica and her steps to uncover the truth about her youth. The art was decent. The story was up and down for me; I didn't love the side stories between chapters. The ending was also unsatisfying; it apparently meant to tie back to the first chapter, but that definitely went over my head.

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ClairesReads
I Am Not Esther | Fleur Beale
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Pickpick

A new audio edition popped up while I was browsing Libby so had a little nostalgic re-read of this English teacher fave. It‘s still good.

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Shannon_McKinney
Counting the Cost | Jill Duggar
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Pickpick

She did a great job telling her story & I totally feel for her. We‘ve dealt with quite a similar situation (in regards to how they dress) with my husbands family - just not in the public eye. My husband wore shorts for the 1st time in his life this year - he‘s 33. When I graduated nursing school 8 years ago I wore scrubs & was chastised so badly by his family. I still wear skirts to this day.

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snapsnarlgrowl
Houses of the Unholy | Ed Brubaker
Panpan

I love this team‘s work and I was excited for the premise, but I‘m not seeing any of the care Brubaker &co usually put into their work, and none of the perfect jigsaw bits, it‘s still hot the gritty-noir vibe, but I‘m just not feeling this one.