Welcome to Litsy!

Thank you @ReadingOver50. I love it all. If I make it through this weekend with out one of the nephews clawing onto that pumpkin faced milk bottle it will be a miracle. I love that there are so many books I have not heard of or don't know. Which will I read first? Nor sure. maybe Walk on the Dark Side because I am in a short story mood. But then again, I love the cover of Fat camp. Thank you so much for everything.

and thanks for hosting

You win, book! You are too scatological for me!

If one more teen discusses shitting himself I am bailing on this thing.

So far everyone is this book is gross and mean amd I am not having a good time.

I am going to try and... inhale fewer horror novels, but I'm not gonna stop breathing! I certianly cocked an eyebrow at the title and premise of this one, but I've been listening to the author's podcast and he seems quite thoughtful aad empathetic, so I'm excited!

A pretty good YA slasher book. Super high body count. The killer becomes obvious about half way through. Phil is a heroic teen and also grows as a person through out the book. I enjoyed the epilogue at the end, where we follow up with the survivors. I liked the hierarchy of bullies that the counselors talks about. It is an interesting theory I hadn't heard before, and it makes sense in the context of the story.