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booklover3258
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Pickpick

Great collection of different hauntings around the U.S. and interesting recipes.

For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:

https://youtube.com/shorts/TA41fI9x5y8?feature=share

Enjoy!

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sdbruening
Dial a Ghost | Eva Ibbotson
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Mehso-so

It was well-written with interesting twists, but the subject matter was a bit gruesome for me. Especially when it‘s meant for young people. I was surprised to find Adopta/Addie was the Shriekers‘ daughter. I was relieved that they didn‘t directly kill her. Cute that Oliver had Resthaven, the Wilkinsons‘ old home, built for them on his grounds. It did end nicely.

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BookLove4Ever
The Dead Romantics | Ashley Poston
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Beautiful writing. Love the scene in the dandelions. Could have done without the family drama. It does read a bit more like literary fiction than a romance at times. It felt like a unique story though.

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Kiwidragonnerd
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Pickpick

🌕🌕🌕🌑🌑 This book was highly recommended to me by a friend. It was a great light read, sweet and heartwarming, with a touch of tragedy and fear.

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JenniferEgnor
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Pickpick

Isn‘t this cover gorgeous?

You maybe have seen Amy doing some paranormal investigations on tv—this boook is s collection of some of the places she‘s been to, with history and historic recipes from each location.
There weren‘t recipes here I‘m dying to make (pun intended), but it‘s an interesting book. If you really want to get into it, make the recipes as you read about each location!

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TorieStorieS
Happy Medium | Sarah Adler
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Pickpick

This #AardvarkBookClub pick has been waiting on my shelves & I had so much fun reading it! I giggled, I even teared up! Gretchen grew up a conwoman & for the last few years she‘s worked as a spirit medium in DC. Her best wealthy client sends her to a MD goat farm to perform an exorcism so that it can be sold… & Gretchen meets not only a grumpy farmer, but her first actual ghost who she can communicate with! I really had fun reading this! So cute!

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LibrarianRyan
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Pickpick

4.5 ⭐This book is adorable. It‘s about a ghost who instead of being a sheet is a quilt. It makes him move slower, makes them heavier, but it also makes them much cozier to the little girl that picks them up. There‘s another book in this series and I‘m looking forward to it. And the artwork while not completely black and white uses color sparingly so that way our quilt stands out. This book was a top read from first page to last.

TheLudicReader This author lives in my hometown. Her debut novel The Town That Drowned is excellent. She is an accomplished quilter, too. 1mo
LibrarianRyan Nice!! I‘ll check that out. 1mo
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PaperbackReader
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Picked this up at my local library the other day. Was looking for a nice easy read and decided “why not, this looks enjoyable”. I was not wrong. So far, loving the character development and the story pacing is spot on. Fairly fast read as I am 3/4 of the way done and only have been reading about 5 hours. Think I‘ll have to continue this series

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PaperbackPirate
Heart-Shaped Box | Joe Hill
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I felt like I read a lot in February but with all these down arrows looking at me I guess I didn‘t. 😅
Good month of reading anyway.

#bookly #booklyapp

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BookwormAHN
The Haunting of Velkwood | Gwendolyn Kiste
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Pickpick

This was a unique ghost story about a haunted street named after the first residents, Talitha Velkwood and her family.
One night, the whole neighborhood just vanished. The only survivors were three of the girls who were away at college. Now, a research group and Talitha are going back 👻
#Pantone2025 #yellowjasper @Lauredhel

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