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Perfectly reasonable reaction to the loss of good oatmeal cookies and you know death 😅

A couple of boring and dry books that didn‘t get more than 50 pages out of me, but The 10 was incredible and I highly recommend it.

From the warped brain of Stephen King….

Really enjoyed this one- an author kills off his pseudonym but his pseudonym doesn‘t want to die.

A great kick off to my summer reading, and possibly one I‘ve never read before.

After Aaron‘s wife is killed, he discovers some secrets that she had been hiding and it sends him on a journey to finish what she had started. Haunted by grief (and maybe even his wife), this book wasn‘t scary or propulsive, but I did want to keep reading. It was reminiscent of Peter Straub and Thomas H. Cook. More literary than I expected. This was my first book by Malfi, and I would definitely read more. 4⭐️

This is one of my favorite of King's books. I can't wait to see the movie this September.
Set in a dystopian America, 100 boys are chosen for the long walk, where they walk until only one is left. If they stop, if they try to leave, if they are too injured to continue, they are shot dead. Ray has signed up to be in the walk. How far will he get? It's so bleak but so engaging 🖤
#LosersClub @BarkingMadRead
#WickedWords #teenagers @AsYouWish

I love this book, but I forgot how bleak it is. Andrew, a British serial killer, fakes his own death and ends up in New Orleans, where he meets Jay, another serial killer. Together, they team up to find their next victim 🖤
Warnings: lots of them, and for those who have read Brite's books, then you mostly know what you're in for.
#ReadYourKindle @CBee (March)
#Pantone2025 #eclipse @Lauredhel

I didn't care for James Franco's narration of the audiobook, but otherwise I loved the story. It's hard not to think about today's politics when reading this book, though it was written over 45 years ago.

#52bookclub (more than a million copies sold)
#gottacatchemall (Smeargle: graffiti style font)

#TBRtarot May Prompt
Here are some horror books that have been on my TBR for quite awhile. I'm happy to have finally read them and get them off my TBR
@CBee