so-soJuly 2024 book #8
A group of friends and family members decided to camp and it seems that stories told around the 🔥came true next day. I recently read a book with a similar premise, very similar: The Telling by Alexandra Sirowy. But in Campfire, the stories are described in a graphic way, a slasher-ish story. The motive for the killings?...🤷🏽♀️2.8/3⭐️But I like the cover😳😂
so-soI didn‘t know that this book should be read after The Glass Hotel and Station Eleven because even though is not a sequel per se but it mentions characters and situations from previous novels. In GoodReads didn‘t appear as a sequel🤷🏽♀️I‘m not a big fan of multiverse topic, so there were parts where I lost interest but that is because I don‘t like this trope. I found it repetitive specially in those parts about Gaspery situation. 3⭐️
pickI'm a very smart egg!" And I continue to read Robert Munsch for the entertainment value. #22-2024
I love this version by Holly Hobbie. Soft, magical, sweet - one of my favorites!
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#22 of #TwastheNight
pick#22 in the Rewind or Die series. I haven‘t seen Dead Alive but I definitely got the Evil Dead homage. A group of teenagers dupe these formally nerdy girls into going up to a cabin where one of them was to be a vessel for a goddess. What could go wrong? Half way through I wondered-where do we go from here? That‘s when Jody Smith slams on the pedal and I couldn‘t stop reading, laughing, and saying, ewwww. There‘s an early 90s soundtrack that 👇🏼
