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rachaich
With Teeth | Brian Keene
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Mehso-so

Hmm. Quite unpleasant. But oddly compelling. Shudder!

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MarshmallowAdventures
What Feasts at Night | T Kingfisher
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Pickpick

Although this book‘s mystery was less satisfyingly woven than its predecessor‘s, the characters and universe they inhabit are so richly developed that they more than make up for it. It is very rare that I enjoy a series mainly for its main character, but Alex Easton is a glorious exception.

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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
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Pickpick

I‘ve previously struggled to connect with Gaiman‘s books - so I‘ve been putting off trying this one for years even though it comes highly recommended and I admire the author (he‘s hilarious on tumblr) - and so I gave the audiobook a go and this was the NG book for me! I loved how it was bookended with the MC‘s adult self - with the majority of the story taking place when he was 7. The epilogue!!! Oof!

TheIntrovertedDodoBird Awesome review! I read this book years ago and still find myself thinking of it often. You might enjoy 7m
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MarshmallowAdventures
What Feasts at Night | T Kingfisher

“If you have ever dealt with the possessions of the dead, you probably know what I mean. You take things away and leave behind emptiness, and everything you remove-every sheet and pillowcase, every lost sock and old razor-erases a little bit of the dead person's footprint in the world. You picture your own home being carted away, piece by piece, hopefully by loved ones and not by strangers.”

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DarkMina
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Mehso-so

#2 of 2024. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

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MeJeMiller
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Mehso-so

Not the right book at the right time. I skimmed a lot.

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hannah-leeloo
Once | James Herbert
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New book, shiny and pretty lol

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Great cover! 15h
hannah-leeloo I just read the reviews on here 😅😬 14h
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MarshmallowAdventures
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Pickpick

A beautifully atmospheric novel. The stories of Holly, Nisa, Stevie, and Amanda are diverse but diverge together in a refreshingly realistic portrayal of intergenerational relationships in a community. These relationships are at the heart of the story, and are at constant risk of being devoured by their individual desires for success.

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ReadingOver50
The Wehrwolf | Alma Katsu
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Pickpick

This is an enjoyable story about a small German Village at the end of WWII, that is being protected by a group of werewolves. As they become more corrupted by the wolf within, their actions become increasingly more vicious to the other locals. This was a nice, fast read by an author that I like.

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Pikathulhu
Charlie the Choo-Choo | Beryl Evans
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Pickpick

Charlie the Choo-Choo will not add anything new to fans' understanding of the Dark Tower cycle. It contains no juicy new bits of story and, in the way of text, absolutely nothing you'll already have read elsewhere. Having said that, the illustrations are a lovely realization of how they are depicted in the Dark Tower series, and it's a nice little piece of King ephemera to have. 4/5

TieDyeDude Well said. It's just cool that they put the effort into making it real :) 17h
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