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Man remember when people use to spend more time on here posting reviews of books… I wish it was like that still.

Anyways, this book was strange, the storyline is interesting a boy can hear objects talking and lives in a house surrounded by trash heaps. The writing style is frustrating to follow, it was really hard finding a good reading rhythm in this. The illustrations are creepy yet fun to look at.

Forgot to post my review last week. I was a little torn between Pick and So-So. I‘m going with pick because I found the plot to be interesting but instead of continuing on Audible I‘m going to switch to print.

#audiobook and cooking up some breakfast 🍳 😋

Enjoying my Friday workday and commute with this #currentlisten

Happy Friday!!

Saturday morning, book, tea and croissants :) #bookandtea

Can I just say I love this book? I haven't even read it yet but it reminds me of the books I enjoyed as a child. Weird in the best way. The illustrations are so lovely. 💜

Getting ready to start this book that I heard about here on litsy! Can't wait!

Waiting for my doctor's appointment. 😴

Up next!

New in! Aren't they pretty??? 😍

#MarchIntoReading #JudgedByItsCover I saw a photo of this on someone's social media and immediately purchased it. I haven't read it yet as I was waiting not only for the trilogy to be complete, but for all 3 to be available in PB. #BookNerdProblems

I love the covers for this series. Makes me look very closely. #riotgrams

Blurbs on the first book in a series I love! #seasonsreadings2016 #bestblurbs #ironmonger

Found book three and the illustrations are stunning. I bought it and ordered Heap House and book two based on illustrations! Hoping I don't regret this!😬

La saga degli Iremonger (primo libro "I segreti di Heap House", secondo libro "Foulsham") mi ha letteralmente conquistata ?

I love HEAP HOUSE, and the rest of the Iremonger trilogy so much!!!! Super original idea with dashes of Tim Burton-y fabulousness, and the illustrations are amazing. This is an illustration and a birth object (named 'Otto Clinchard') I received from Edward Carey. Simply amazing!

I read this last year after hearing @Liberty rave about it on @bookriot All the Books podcast. I LOVED it! Carey totally nailed the alternate POV - the characters' voices were so unusual and distinct from each other. And the illustrations at the start of each chapter were awesome!