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Inversion of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
How delightfully creepy.

February‘s choice is a book about monsters. What makes a monster, and how can we stop the monsters when we don‘t teach the language used to identify what they do?

#12BooksOf2025 @TheEllieMo

This was such a great story. I can‘t wait to read the rest of the series. I always get a big smile whenever I read these books. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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An effective memoir of growing up with OCD. I was glad to read that Pan eventually asked for help and received it. I was disappointed that the resolution from his disordered eating wasn‘t discussed. That can be an incredibly difficult battle, but it was never mentioned again.

I wanted more from this. I just read a whole book on speed cubing and still don‘t have the first clue how to solve a cube. Technique names and combinations are thrown out like the reader is expected to follow, but there‘s no explanation. Also, the awful characters all still got a happy ending without consequences which is just SO annoying.

Catching up with February 2025. I was absolutely charmed by this book, and forgotten how much I loved it. Glad I got to include here (the top tens of the year I do for the bookstore I work at have to be published the current year). And I was absent a lot from Litsy (sorry all!)

#12booksof2025 @TheEllieMo

January TBR for ✨ reasons ✨. Send help. 😂 (Peep Remie peeking through 🐶)

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The Animorphs series in general has been a highlight for me this year - originally published in 1997, Little Me was too busy reading Baby Sitters Club books to even give these a second look 🤣 and I really missed out! Better late than never!

The storylines are often bonkers and the themes are BIG and often heavy but there‘s always some banter and great friends to soften the blow…

Last library haul of the year. Most of these will be on my January TBR.