
A short book with a violent beginning. The ending is kind of weird as is always with a short book. #SnowyDecemberReadathon
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A short book with a violent beginning. The ending is kind of weird as is always with a short book. #SnowyDecemberReadathon
@DieAReader #Read2025
#FoodandLit @Texreader @Catsandbooks Italy

I was disappointed with this month‘s Aardvark selections and was going to skip. Tracy‘s review of the tagged book had me curious, but leery. Then I saw that Scott said it was one of his favorites this year and how am I supposed to resist that? I added a book that I didn‘t pick up in July (you know, when I was trying to be good and only pick one).

My December Aardvark box. The tagged book is supposed to be a signed copy. I am having second thoughts about Itch, but it does sound interesting. #aardvarkbookclub

This book was something…all sorts of wrong—in the best sort of Victorian horror ways—and the kind of story that is hard to put down even as you read it through your fingers with a mix of horrified fascination and “eewwww, don‘t get too close because…gross.” There‘s a nanny, a creepy house with even creepier owners & a pair of kids running around underfoot. There‘s also revenge, murder, & horror. This book may not be for everyone but I enjoyed it.

This book was definitely worth the read! I started and finished it yesterday 🥰 I really enjoyed it and will be checking more out by the author ❤️
Ft. Crumb #catsoflitsy

Loved the premise of this book—4 long-time friends spend time together & get rid of an abusive husband. A woman returns home for a wedding, reunites with her friends, spends time with her ex, & deals with her traumatic past. Definitely not a thriller, which some may assume by the title & premise, more of a friendship story. Chapters alternate between high school & present day, with each of the women‘s POV. TW: DV, Murders of spouse 4.25⭐️

This was a pretty good book. It was very well described and very imaginative. Im excited to read more of Joe Hills works.

Loved. Satirical horror with some laugh out loud moments.