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Lauredhel
Loving, Ohio | Matthew Erman
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I placed a hold for this graphic novel long before I knew “Midwest“ was gonna be a #WickedWords prompt, and up my hold just came! I'm only a bit into it, but so far it seems to be a stifling serial-killer horror GN set in a twentieth-century Ohio town in the grip of a cult.

@AsYouWish

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kelli7990
SPF 40 | Peter H. Reynolds, Sharon Emerson, FableVision
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Mehso-so

Here‘s my review for this book I just finished reading. This book is not in the Litsy database.

#kindleunlimited

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booklover3258
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Pickpick

Absolutely loved the main story in this book. Awesome fluffing bloody graphics!

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

https://youtu.be/KxgDK3i-5rs

Enjoy!

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booklover3258
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Pickpick

Still enjoying the series. In this book, Emily and her band are wary about signing the music contract because something doesn't feel right with the company. Are their intuitions correct or are they just being silly? I love all the characters and the artwork as well.

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olibai
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Pickpick

It‘s a hilarious battle at the end of the world.

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Soscha
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Pickpick

Dark Horse Comics, now we‘re talkin‘, or reading rather.

I know this is a much beloved series by Robin Hobb so I‘ll give it that. Jody Houser is the illustrator & never much been a favorite of mine, sorta does the “also ran” stuff, not the bigger franchises.

One caution—animal death, beloved dog death. I thought about sharing but I won‘t. If you‘ve read the series you likely know the animals share their feelings. So death is scary & hurts 😢

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Kshakal
Screamland | Harold Sipe, Hector Casanova
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Eggs 😱🤯🫣 1mo
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JackHowley5
The Wind in the Willows | Russell Punter
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This story follows an unlikely friend group of a mole, a toad, a rat, and a badger who go through the woods and nature to navigate different challenges and enjoy the beauty of nature.

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alexvaughn

“It‘s not what you look like on the outside, it‘s who you are on the inside that counts.”

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alexvaughn

I would use this book to teach the therese‘s of self love and acceptance, as it is a theme every child faces in life. It teaches children to embrace their differences and learn to love themselves.