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dabbe
The Halloween Tree | Ray Bradbury
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A timeless, imaginative tale that blends elements of fantasy, history, and coming-of-age storytelling. Bradbury's prose is lyrical and evocative, immersing readers in the eerie, magical atmosphere of Halloween. His love for the holiday is palpable, and the novel serves as both a celebration and an exploration of its deeper meanings. Categorized as a YA book, its exploration of mortality should resonate with older audiences as well.

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Roary47
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5✨ This book was amazing! I‘ve been really liking the twisted tales I have already read so I was really excited when my friend suggested I read this one for my #12in12 personal challenge. Sally‘s character grew a lot in this story, and she helped others to be proud of who they were. I liked that even through it was based in Christmas town it was where the bad guy was, and the characters were facing the issues in the story.

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Robotswithpersonality
Room on the Broom | Julia Donaldson
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So much fun! Sharing is caring, collaboration is key, and proper seating and attention to load restrictions is important for flying transportation. 😉

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DebinHawaii
Phantom Pond | Juneau Black
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#Read25 #JumpStart25 #SeriesLove25

My #SaturdayChatterday is the usual, running errands & coffeeshop time.

I finished this short story from the Shady Hollow series as part of my #ThematicCozies for January #Animal It‘s a bit out of season with it‘s October/Halloween setting but I missed it in October & wanted to check it off to be completely caught up with this series. A quick read with Vera & the down looking for a young squirrel possibly ⬇️

DebinHawaii … taken by local witchy legend Creeping Juniper. A quick, easy read, set after the first four books. (edited) 2w
Andrew65 Excellent 👏🥳📚 2w
DieAReader 🥳🎉Fantastic! 2w
ChasingOm I just read the first one in the series for Thematic Cozies! 2w
julieclair I‘ll try to remember to read this one in October! 2w
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TeamFiction
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MsRadioSilence
The Ex Hex: A Novel | Erin Sterling
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A reread, but I‘m being kinder to it the second time than I was my first read. I still think the weight Vivi puts on Rhys‘ betrothal is too much, but hey, gotta second chance romance it somewhere. I do need some hard and fast magic rules tho bc Vivi doing “big magic” like the candle and the summoning? I don‘t even know what this world would consider big magic. Gimme rules! Outlines! Something! Overall, fun, fast, and easy.

3⭐️| #romance #reread

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bthegood
Sance Tea Party | Reimena Yee
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Lora is still playing pretend and her friends are out growing that game. She meets Alexa, an imaginary friend/ghost. The story's theme is about being yourself, holding on to the magic of childhood. Graphics good, story concept good. Overall, a good read.
Cover got a few spots on #ISpyBingo !
Make a great day everyone 😊

bthegood I think the so-so rating is an #unpopularopinion. A middle grade graphic but the way it is written I don't think my middle grade self would have appreciated it as I was going through that awkward child to “adult“ phase - my adult self does. 4w
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ImperfectCJ
Kill Creek | Scott Thomas
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Although it's a little clunky in places---the POV in the first section switches so often and with so little difference between character voices that it's hard to keep track, and sometimes the plot twists make the story feel a bit like riding in a car with an automatic transmission driven by a two-footed driver---the story overall is enjoyable. I love that it's set in Kansas. What a lovely change of pace!

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LibrarianRyan
Skeleton Cat | Kristyn Crow
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4 ⭐ This book was wonderful. It was rhyming fun. The cadence was spot on. The story was entertaining. This would be great fun at storytime. Between the story itself and all the sound words that kids will get into and want to beatbox along with. Add some colorful, exciting illustrations and I‘m surprised I haven‘t heard more about this book.

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LibrarianRyan
Poesy the Monster Slayer | Cory Doctorow
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4 ⭐ This book was a little long, but it needed to be. This is for an older kid at bedtime. Posey loves the story of monsters read to her every night by her dad and she knows exactly how to take care of them. If only her parents could get her to stay in bed. But can pose defeat the zombies? This book was a lot of fun and the illustrations are fantastic.