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Yenya1954
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Two old women was an excellent story passed down from generation to generation. A short fast paced book. 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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bibliothecarivs
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Random book from our personal library.

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Bookwomble
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Magpie, sit with me -
The bronze-edged November wood
speaks to our sorrow.

#HaikuHive @dabbe

TheBookHippie Beautiful. 5d
Cuilin Love it , love magpies 🫡 5d
lil1inblue 💓 💓 💓 Perfection. 5d
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bibliothecarivs My favourite animal 🖤🤍💙 5d
AnnCrystal 👏🏼🐝🤩🐝💫. 5d
Sparklemn Lovely 5d
dabbe L🐦‍⬛VERLY. 🩶🖤🩶 3d
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CindyMyLifeIsLit
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I hope I‘m not too late! This was really fun! Thanks @PuddleJumper for all your hard work! 🖤🎃👻
#HauntedShelf #RestlessSpirits

PuddleJumper Brilliant! No, you aren't too late at all 6d
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BookwormAHN
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Pickpick
AnnCrystal
📚👏🏼🤩👍🏼💝.
1w
AnnCrystal The movie was interesting, have you watched? 🎬💝. 1w
BookwormAHN @AnnCrystal I have, the documentary that they did on Alvin Schwartz was also interesting. I think it's on Amazon. 1w
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AnnCrystal @BookwormAHN 🆒🎬🤩👍🏼💝. 1w
OutsmartYourShelf Which prompt are you using this for? Each book can only be used for one. 1w
PuddleJumper 🎉🎉 1w
BookwormAHN @OutsmartYourShelf Scary Stories death, Scary Stories book 2 lore and Scary Stories book 3 scarecrow. Sorry, it's 3 different books. I just made one post for all three. 1w
OutsmartYourShelf @BookwormAHN Gotcha! Will mark them down as done. 1w
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quietlycuriouskate
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Happy Baba Yaga season, dear Littens!
I've baked rye bread, and there are gallons of tea: in other words, business as usual.

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BookwormAHN
The Babysitter Lives | Stephen Graham Jones
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Pickpick

This is a really creepy story. Charlotte goes for what she thinks is a typical babysitting job but instead gets caught in a murder mystery 🐈‍⬛
#HauntedShelf #BlackCatCrew ##ScavengerHunt #Atmosphere #BookRecommendations #frightful #SPNBookBingo2025 #hunters @OutsmartYourShelf #ErasGhostBingo #folklore @Charityann #WickedWords #SerialKiller @AsYouWish

OutsmartYourShelf 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 1w
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Chrissyreadit
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In previous chapters we read about learning to trust ourselves, then this sentence appears! It is a terrifying perspective for those of us who have lived with domestic violence- but in a specific context it is most likely a vital truth. The context of fear, trust and safety- and how do we ever find it after the death of that experience? That is when we have to discern between fear because of danger vs fear because of trauma. Thoughts?

Chrissyreadit In a slightly different context- have you ever been afraid of what being in a relationship would mean for you? 2w
Chrissyreadit Relationships become tricky for many reasons- but do mean that there is a joining by nature- that can make one stronger and safer- Has it ever been scary to transition in and/or out of relationships? 2w
Chrissyreadit I can honestly say that I have probably avoided some men I should have dated and dated some men I should have avoided… Now i am focusing on my relationship with myself. 2w
GingerAntics I was troubled by this. It felt like a complete 180. 2w
BookwormAHN I get the idea behind this statement but it just seems wrong. Relationships can be tricky but when something deep down tells you to run you run. And Chrissy good for you 💗 2w
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Chrissyreadit
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Sedna is mentioned in the first part of this chapter so i thought i would share the Goddess card reflection of her I have. If you read it I would be curious to hear how it was received or impacted your thoughts in relation to this chapter and yourself.

AnnCrystal I love this! Sedna was one of the first I read about when I began researching my own Ancestral World.

My ancestors are from Arizona, grandma of my mom's mother.

But I consider the whole of the Americas as my Ancestral World.

This was fascinating for me. Not the tragic of the story, because is felt equal in the extraordinary elements to the tales I read from other “outside“ cultures. From Greece, Nordic, Egypt, Asian, etc.

Epic 👏🏼🤩👍🏼💝💝.
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