Home Feed
Home
Search
Search
Add Review, Blurb, Quote
Add
Activity
Activity
Profile
Profile
Soscha

Soscha

Joined May 2016

reading now icon
Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers
reading now icon
Under the Surface by Diana Urban
reading now icon
Fragments by J A Webb
reading now icon
Drowning Earth by Sean Willson
reading now icon
Shifting the Silence by Etel Adnan
reading now icon
Duel by Jessixa Bagley
reading now icon
The Vacation by John Marrs
reading now icon
Unsinkable by Jenni L Walsh
reading now icon
Buffalo Fluffalo by Bess Kalb
reading now icon
Not an Easy Win by Chrystal D. Giles
reading now icon
That's Not My Name by Megan Lally
reading now icon
North Woods by Daniel Mason
reading now icon
Dark Moon, Shallow Sea by David R. Slayton
reading now icon
Lion of Zarall by Eddy Rose
reading now icon
Love You a Latke by Amanda Elliot
reading now icon
Do A Powerbomb by Daniel Warren Johnson
reading now icon
Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux
reading now icon
Prince of Hearts by Kiru Taye
reading now icon
Schroeder by Neal Cassidy
reading now icon
The Way: A Novel by Carey Groner
reading now icon
Aftertaste by Daria Lavelle
reading now icon
Dark Harvest by Norman Partridge
reading now icon
Taaqtumi: An Anthology of Arctic Horror Stories by Richard Van Camp, Rachel Qitsualik-Tinsley, Sean Qitsualik-Tinsley, Aviaq Johnston, Anguti Johnston
reading now icon
Maverick's Madness by Lorrain Allen
reading now icon
Suicide Forest by Jeremy Bates
reading now icon
Art History by Marilyn Stokstad, David Cateforis, Stephen Addiss
reading now icon
Roughing it by Mark Twain
reading now icon
When We Were Orphans by Kazuo Ishiguro
reading now icon
Sign of Four by Arthur Conan Doyle
reading now icon
Don't Let in the Cold by Keely Parrack
reading now icon
Ozma of Oz by Eric Shanower
reading now icon
Hotel Dare by Terry Blas
reading now icon
Psychopath's Prey by V. Mason
reading now icon
The Warden by Anthony Trollope
reading now icon
Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness
reading now icon
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
reading now icon
Relentless in Texas by Kari Lynn Dell
reading now icon
Caged by Ellison Cooper
reading now icon
Tempest Rising by Tracy Deebs
reading now icon
Chromosome 6 by Robin Cook
reading now icon
Beloved by Toni Morrison
reading now icon
The Vivisector by Patrick White
reading now icon
No Exit: A Novel by Taylor Adams
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

This pic needs to be more explicit. 🤭

Jason and Ahmed are nurses & coworkers. Jason has long had a crush on Ahmed but unfortunately Ahmed has a downer boyfriend, Mark. They visit the Carnival of Mysteries something something doesn‘t really matter

When Mark & Ahed break up it‘s open season on each other‘s bodies. They can now share each other‘s love & bodies. Mostly the latter, explicitly

Tasteful but wing dings & tongues a-waving 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨

32 likes1 stack add
blurb
Soscha
The Gathering | Isobelle Carmody
post image

I adored this when when it came out…🤔

TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AGO 🤨

Like this book‘s child is in Grad School 😠

I so hate getting old. 😖🤬🖕🏻

TheBookgeekFrau 😂😂 It's better than the alternative though! 1d
30 likes1 stack add1 comment
review
Soscha
Haikyu!!, Vol. 2 | Haruichi Furudate
post image
Pickpick

Entirely too much enthusiasm over JV Volleyball IMO.

This manga has around 43 volumes?! 😨

review
Soscha
DOS and Donuts of Love | Adiba Jaigirdar
post image
Pickpick

“The Dos and Donuts of Love” is oh so sweet on representation. The Fluffy Bengali and her ex-Twainese girlfriend on opposite sides of the donut shop wars yet further conflict results when they become competitors on the Junior Irish Baking Show. There is rivalry, out-of-control egos, there is sabotage. There are pastries enough to make you very, very hungry!

Enjoy the Irish accents, enjoy the “Drive Me Glazy” donuts! 🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩

Kenyazero Sounds cute, I'm in 🤩 1d
40 likes2 stack adds1 comment
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Largely derivative, less dangerous Harry Potter School of Combat on flying horses only Harry is a young girl.

Elyra is the daughter of an herbalist, a path she‘s ready to follow, only she gets the scary/bad news she‘s been drafted into Pegasus warfare training.

She struggles with being dismissed as a mere country mouse among royal level mice. She makes an enemy jealous ‘mean girl‘. She catches the eye of two attractive men only one‘s a prince.

Soscha This is geared more to younger teens. Decent read though I‘ll skip the following volumes. You know how big my TBR shelves are? 📔📖📚😬 3d
AnnCrystal 🦄💝. 3d
36 likes2 comments
review
Soscha
The Midnight Folk | John Masefield
post image
Pickpick

This is a hard book to rate being a product of the New Era. Kay Harper is an orphan with a horrible governess who also practices witchcraft but with two otherwise caring caretakers. Kay idolizes his grandfather who was blamed for stealing or losing a pirate clerical treasure

Talking cats, owls, rats & otters. Or could the things they show him in his treasure-hunting dreams be real or just dreams?

There is animal death but offhand to the plot.

Soscha If anyone is wondering I usually try to AI art a presentative image to share. 4d
tpixie Lovely image. This is AI? Which one? 4d
Soscha Gencraft! 3d
42 likes1 stack add3 comments
blurb
Soscha
post image

1. The Battle of the Nutcrackers, obvs 🩰

2. I have not yet read this one about the Shackleton expedition but I do have it, as well as Worley‘s take. I went on a spree collecting mountain climbing accounts & other like, already read a few takes on the 1996 Everest climb, Rainbow Valley, don‘t cha know. I myself cannot understand the high mountain-climbing urge. I don‘t wanna die when tis easier to look at pics of it. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@TheSpineView

review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Get creative, kids! Spaghetti Pizza! Betty Crocker approves!

https://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/spaghetti-pizza/63ae508b-aa7b-4c9a-915d-75a...

To review, it‘s Disney. Cute pictures with a great message though it didn‘t do much to actually explain that *caring* isn‘t a zero sum game.

(Another Hoopla freebie!)

review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Bad kids smoking the whacky tobaccy in the Edwardian era.

I‘ve never read any Patricia Briggs but I know she‘s a long running paranormal author, werewolf & coyote shifters in this case.

Decent read & art but I don‘t know much of Dynamite Comics. I think they‘ve made a trend of publishing established series comics.

You all read up on Patricia Briggs & Kim Harrison? Pretty old school urban fantasy writers I assume.

review
Soscha
Christmas Stories | Sequoia Children's Publishing
post image
Pickpick

“The whole family will love celebrating the holiday season with Christmas Stories! With more than 20 Christmas carols and holly jolly tales, this Keepsake Collection is sure to be a new family tradition. You can even personalize the book to make it extra special.

• Includes A Visit from St. Nicholas, The First Christmas, and more!
• More than 20 Christmas stories & songs!

(Closing out my Hoopla freebies & the absolute best is The Nutcracker!)

Soscha Best story, best ballet, best thing about Christmas being “The Battle of the Nutcrackers”. 1w
Soscha I will fight you on this. Come at me, bro! 🌰🎄🐭 1w
44 likes2 comments
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Book isn‘t yet in our system: The Rain People by Jin Bo, Yi Yusun (illustrator)

“As a boy sits alone watching spring's first rainfall, he sees that the drops are turning into tiny people, who invite him to join them.”

Lovely book! I‘m not an art expert but I think the art is watercolor. The short of it is the boy joins the Rain People to enter the River of Sorrow and when they do life is restored to the land. This could be from Chinese folklore.

review
Soscha
Haikyu!!, Vol. 1 | Haruichi Furudate
post image
Pickpick

The action art in this one is exceptional!

And I *so* hate volleyball! It always hurt my baby hands & I even got a dislocated finger from trying to return a ball!

Boo! Volleyball you suck! But this is a great manga! 🤩

Jari-chan I loved watching the anime 🤭 1w
Soscha I need to look this one up! 1w
38 likes2 comments
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Decent read. I kept thinking is this someone famous, a famous artist or punk rock musician?

Well, no, not really. He is very famous for originating the Afro-Punk scene and Afropunk Festival which has now gone global. Noice!! 🎸

Movie is out-of-print though, not on streaming anywhere and a DVD will set you back close to $100 ! 🤑

blurb
Soscha
post image

The image is Tennessee in the Civil War so is *not* representative of the events in this book…or not so much anyway.

The setting is Tennessee & the modern breakdown of society seems TOO probable. Scary & unsettling, conflicts between the three main families in Burning Hollow. Already civic breakdowns then add in a foreign government (Russia?) declaring war against the United States.

Heavy, disturbing stuff. Wish I weren‘t facing this alone!

review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

So, so good! This is the second in this series. In the first entry Marius the cemetery boy sought for the return of his mother, lost in Hell.

Happy ending…Only she didn‘t come back quite right; you all know the tale. Marius must take a dangerous voyage to Hell himself for the return of the part of her soul she lost.

Seeped in Southern & New Orleans folklore, mysticism & creatures, the good, the bad, the somewhere in between.

⚜️⭐️✨⚜️🌟✨⚜️

quote
Soscha
post image

"Come see me sooner next time, child. I have more books than I can count. There's no better friend in the world than one with a library."

Soscha IYKUK 😙 2w
AnnCrystal 📚💝. 2w
28 likes2 comments
review
Soscha
Crow's Fate | Kim Fielding
post image
Pickpick

This was a bizarre, oftentimes scary, a bit sad and yet so lovely read

Our main characters are Crow, an unsettled young man who knows nothing of his origins yet needs to find the answers as fate in the form of bloody-feathered bird-demons destroying everything & everyone he loves

He‘s joined in this quest by Simeon, an out-of-time roustabout at the Carnival of Mysteries. The Carnival is a series of loosely-connected Achillean love stories ⭐️✨🌟

Soscha Achillean = the male version of Sapphic. And heck yes I intend to read more volumes of The Carnival of Mysteries series! You probably should too! 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨 2w
42 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
Make My Wish Come True | Rachael Lippincott
post image
Pickpick

Pic: Arden & Caroline committing Christmas tree felony 😲

Fun femme-love centered & outright *sweet* book 🍬

I can‘t personally identify being in love w/my best friend who then becomes famous & wants to play at being real girlfriends to help her land a coveted roll. I mean, listen, I liked my high school bestie fine b/I don‘t do redheads ❌

I joke obviously but if you‘re still looking for a cute Xmas read this is the one. Indulge yourself! 🎁💝

blurb
Soscha
Reading Community Library | Reading, MI (Library)
post image

I‘m assuming I‘m at pace with most here? I‘m already at the place where whenever I have a free moment I feel I need to stop wasting my time and get back to reading. 🧐

IndianBookworm Amazing😍 3w
thewallflower0707 Congrats 🍾 3w
Gissy Amazing🤩📚📚📚👏👏👏👏 3w
AnnCrystal 📚👏🥳👍💝. 3w
Ruthiella Fantastic! 👏👏👏 3w
45 likes5 comments
review
Soscha
The History of Science Fiction | Xavier Dollo, Djibril Morissette-Phan
post image
Pickpick

A visual comprehensive coverage of how the science fiction genre was begun, who the major figures are, where it seems going.

This doesn‘t only name-check the books but the graphics, the manga, the films and tv shows.

A smorgasbord in other words. I wouldn‘t say this is a volume you can just breeze through; write down the names and recommendations as you go. 🛸🚀👨‍🚀🤖👽

33 likes2 stack adds
review
Soscha
The Cat in Ancient Egypt | Jaromir Malek
post image
Pickpick

From genus called Proailurus 30 million years ago to Pseudaelurus 20 million years ago to Felis silvestris lybica, Africa wildcat to Felis catus

They likely tamed themselves to live with us by preventing mice & rats in our grain storage. There‘s no firm data they came to us visa Ancient Egypt but we do know they were prized, worshipped, mummified

But adore the art & images & worship Sekhmet & Bastet.

Is this not the least we can do for them?

Soscha Title not yet in our system: “Cats in Ancient Egypt: A Captivating Guide to the Sacred and Symbolic Place of Felines in Egyptian Culture and Religion” from Captivating History. 3w
36 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
The Mesmerist: A Novel | Caroline Courtney Woods
post image
Pickpick

A historical thriller based on a true crime during the Gilded Age in Minnesota. Background is three young women staying at the Bethany Home for Unwed Mothers.

Alas, perhaps the first American serial killer is in their midst. Harry T. Hayward (c. 1865 - December 11, 1895) a man of status living a secret life as a gambler, arsonist, & murderer, and suspected serial killer the "Minneapolis Svengali" based on his ability to charm, con & manipulate.

blurb
Soscha

My read through chapter reactions are on Fable. You should join!

https://fable.co/club/indie-thriller-chiller-with-aurelie-lagrange-127645200611

Soscha Oh, you can also set up your own book club join-a-long on the site. It‘s FREE! 💸 4w
29 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

The varying timelines got a bit confusing in parts but what a terrifying premise.

Lost pet bunny somehow got lost UPSTAIRS in the attic. Can rabbits climb stairs?

No they cannot, Marcia. CALL THE POLICE! 😧🫣

review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

You all seem to read more than I. Whatever dragon series this is of the author it‘s great. A bumptious young dragonet wannabe Dragon Queen with a few years older dragonet boy crushing on her as they get themselves further & further in trouble.

I‘ll finish the series. Very short read at 60pgs.

No dragon art inside though.

38 likes1 stack add
review
Soscha
post image
Mehso-so

Fairly one-note but nothing offensive. More a series of Archie vignettes. 👦👧🏽🧒

AnnCrystal 💝💝💝. 1mo
33 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
Gotham by Gaslight | Mike Mignola, Brian Augustyn
post image
Pickpick

Dirty, grimy noir for Victorian steampunkers. ⚙️🚂

AnnCrystal 🤩🦇💝💝💝. (edited) 1mo
34 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Let‘s see if I can explain. In Japanese folklore foxes come in 2 variants. The white fox is a helper; the black fox is a trickster of dubious morals.

The tanuki is neither a raccoon nor dog but a *raccoon dog*. Picture posted above is a tanuki. Family name is Nyctereutes & only two variants survive: common raccoon dog & Japanese raccoon dog.

Are more closely related to raccoons & of nondog behavior: they hibernate & climb trees.

Adorable!

Jari-chan Oh, I didn't know that they hibernate. Thanks for sharing! 1mo
AnnCrystal 🆒🤩💝. 1mo
49 likes2 comments
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Strange little tale from Dark Horse. I assume it‘s in translation?

Three young women are anime lovers but not allowed to join the campus anime club. Their love of the genre is immense which mandates ONE solution: DIY, girls!

It‘s fascinating how much hard work goes into anime creation from the mangakas particularly on tight time & resource budget.

Six volumes thus far.

review
Soscha
Time Before Time, Volume 1 | Declan Shalvey, Rory McConville
post image
Pickpick

“And tonight we‘re gonna party like it‘s…”

I‘ve no idea. Time travelers, gang warfare, good luck keeping up.

GREAT series from Image. Get on it NOW!

Luke-XVX I might have to check this series out! 1mo
29 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Picture: Creative needlework to my eyes.

I‘m not sure how this book didn‘t get ranked higher. Some of the older illustrations but delightful to me. I did chuckle at many of them and ReRun has his appearance here. I‘d never actually seen ReRun in any of films/cartoons.

Better days. ❤️‍🩹

review
Soscha
Witcher Omnibus | Paul Tobin
post image
Pickpick

Never watched the tv series. Is it any good? Or is the actor playing the Witcher just smokin‘ hot?

Comic was serviceable. Not the best antihero comic I‘ve ever read but if you like the show you‘ll surely like this too.

I shoulda been paying attention to who the publisher & artist is. Reminded me much of Mike Mignola Hellboy books.

Soscha Aah, Dark Horse, that explains the aesthetic they‘re going for. Didn‘t recognize writer or artist, in which case Dark Horse wasn‘t heavily pushing the series, if it is a series. AND I guess this isn‘t so much from a tv show but a play-me gamer series? 1mo
Serotonin I watched the first 2 seasons on Netflix. It was good. Season 3 was sooo boring I gave up. Not going near season 4 😆 1mo
Jari-chan I couldn't even finish season one 🙈 1mo
Kenyazero I might have to pick this comic up! I loved the one game I played, hated the books (they‘re a bit sexist), and enjoyed the Netflix series. To answer your question, it IS a fun series on its own, but it probably helps that people think the actor is hot. I‘m on the asexual spectrum, so that wasn‘t a major draw for me 🤭 1mo
34 likes1 stack add4 comments
review
Soscha
Box of Delights | John Masefield
post image
Pickpick

A little disappointed in the “Bobby Ewing in the shower” ending but otherwise a lovely, colorful read. I‘m always a sucker for talking animals.

“Box of Delights” is apparently a sequel to “The Midnight Folk”. Master Kay isn‘t that fascinating of a character but I will give it a go nonetheless.

TheBookHippie BOBBY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 3w
36 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Cute little picture book, the second flipside defines terms and explains how electric cars and hybrid cars work.

Educational! I wish my childhood discussed the consequences of global warming and the problem of over-dependence on fossil fuels.

We‘d be in a much better situation now. Learn young!

Jari-chan Awww, it looks so cute 😍 2mo
30 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
Chalk Garden | Sally Anne Garland
post image
Pickpick

Emma is living in a new home & falls in love with the sound of the neighborhood birds, only the birds don‘t want to come & visit.

She decides a garden would help only all she has is chalk. She draws a chalk garden that the rain always wipes away.

Her backyard is all concrete (boo!) but one of the bricks is loose; he father lifts the concrete away…and now the worms come and the wayward seeds begin to sprout.

The flowers come! The birds come!

Soscha For real, a delightful picture book! Check it out if you‘re able. 2mo
32 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
New Masters | Shobo
post image
Pickpick

Afrofuturism set in West Africa. The art is amazing and the tale has tons of action & political intrigue.

The writers & artists are Nigerian brothers Shobo and Shof Coker. I hope the series will continue.

Brief intro: “In a striking vision of West Africa under the thumb of alien colonizers, a motley crew of outcasts find themselves caught up in a power struggle for control of an ancient artifact with immense power.”

blurb
Soscha
Crow's Fate | Kim Fielding
post image

This a good read if a bit creepy. “Carnival of Mysteries” has multi-volumes at this point. It‘s a MM paranormal fantasy/romance. Magic with the slightest touch of horror?

I‘m at just a tad over a quarter done. Recommended in any case.

review
Soscha
post image
Bailedbailed

I had to bail after the first couple chapters. Horrific details on dog death & suffering.

I just can‘t. Huskies are *dogs*! They want what all domesticated dogs want: Loving care, good food, comfortable rest & companionship with their humans.

They deserve that. Give them that, not this miserable existence. 💧💧💧

AnnCrystal 🥺😢🙏...glad you bailed... 2mo
thegreensofa Agree. Agree. Agree. 😯 2mo
41 likes3 comments
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Triggers on sexual abuse of a child. Brutal murder of a cat.

Other than that a scary, suspenseful read.

HAZEL LIVES!!

review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

Delightful! It made me miss being young & the mischief you could get into with your friends. Including playing pranks, getting lost outside without bringing sandwiches first and peeing in your kiddie pool.

🛝😏

review
Soscha
Dead Company, Volume 1 | Yoshiki Tonogai
post image
Pickpick

Ryosuki is the solo survivor of mass killing tragedy. Three years later he‘s hired by an elite video game company, a job he doesn‘t quite feel qualified for but the company wants his personal insight for their specialization, death survival games.

Only EDC wants realistic details to corner the death survival market. Really, really real portrayals.

If you can‘t handle gore do not apply for this job. Coz it‘s really really real. ⭐️✨🌟✨⭐️

review
Soscha
Cagaster Vol 1 | Kashou Hashimoto
post image
Pickpick

I liked this one. Dystopia where humans have turned into insects & feed off humans. So🤢

It bills itself a mix of Mad Max & Attack on Titan. I‘ve never seen that latter but feel free to clue me in.

Action-heavy shonen. There may also be an anime of the series.

6 volumes total I think? I am checking out volume 2.

Serotonin Hmm…humans eating humans I‘m okay with. But humans turning into insects? 😵‍💫😨 2mo
40 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
Sorceline | Sylvia Douy
post image
Pickpick

The art here is stunning. The premise, a school for cryptologists to learn healing skills, that has legs as the saying goes.

But a bit scattershot in execution. I had to wonder if this could be a translation issue, it had that feel, a bit off?

I looked for an image from the graphic to share.

Ah ha!! Yes it‘s in translation from French. I‘ll keep following the story; the art sells itself that well,

review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

I‘ve never read the books but I know they‘re popular. I wasn‘t necessarily blown away by the art here but it suffices. If you‘re a fan of the books you‘ll likely enjoy this one.

I *did* learn something: Quarin, more traditionally QUAREEN. Pre-Islam & Islamic mythology. A djinn that can either be good or evil but the Quareen is someone‘s companion, guardian, driving you to good or evil behavior.

AshleyHoss820 I just finished the first one and I think a graphic novel adaptation would be good! I‘ll have to check this out! 2mo
38 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
post image
Mehso-so

Main character is Blake Franklin, private investigator. First case is labeled “Money, Mayhem and Muscle Cars”.

Skeevy Mexican car thieves who also dabble in human trafficking & work for the Sinaloa cartel.

Set in Fort Worth, Texas. My mind wandered but I finished on audio. A short audio, around 5 hours. You can access free if you have Audible.

review
Soscha
Where Monsters Lie | Kyle Starks
post image
Pickpick

This reminded me of “Someone‘s Killing the Children” & the Serial Killer convention in “Sandman”

Picture a town of evil clowns with a blowtorch, murderous puppet boyfriends, “Jigsaw” but less committed, koala-hat-wearing garden fanatic & someone who goes by the Fckmaster.

Lotsa dead law enforcement, some Byzantine kills, an evil granny since we all have one.

This may be a one-off Dark Horse series. Sad if so. I‘d keep following the storyline.

dabbe 😱 2mo
34 likes1 comment
review
Soscha
Archie Horror Presents: Chilling Adventures | Eliot Rahal, Cullen Bunn, Magdalene Visaggio, Frank Tieri, Evan Stanley
post image
Pickpick

I probably would have gotten more out of this if I was ever a reader of the Archie comics, knew all the characters. It‘s meant to be Archie Horror so gets a bit graphic. Graphic *horror* but PG-13.

Have at it, ghouls! It‘s worth a read.

review
Soscha
Brick Dust and Bones | M.R. Fournet
post image
Pickpick

Middle school scary. Just a monster-hunting ‘cemetery boy‘ that overseas his graveyard with his clandestine bestie flesh-eating mermaid friend.

Goal one: Collect the credits he receives by cashing in on the captured monsters in hopes of resurrecting his long dead mother.

I loved it! Great read to dull Election Day catastrophe blues. 😨

43 likes1 stack add
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

I can‘t recommend this with the appreciation it truly deserves. It‘s a series of weird, amusing vignettes of oddity.

Loved 💚loved 🧡 loved! 💜 for fellow quirky readers. 🧌

Tamra I‘m afraid to ask what that thing is on the bread. 🫣 3mo
Soscha Alien jet fuel! 😂 3mo
48 likes1 stack add2 comments
review
Soscha
post image
Pickpick

An irreverent review to Netgalley:

Thanks so very little for making me want to cry. I miss my mom. I miss my mom everyday. If my mother made me the person I am today don't thank her for that either.

There were some portions where I deeply hoped Valerie‘s disappearance wasn‘t going the way I feared it might. And it didn't. Still, it did end in poignancy for me. 'Cause I miss my mom.

I give lousy book reviews, sorry about that.

Ruthiella ❤️❤️❤️ 3mo
Bookwomble ❤️ 3mo
40 likes2 comments