pickBook 32 of 2025. We‘re watching the series, so I figured I would read the books first! I really enjoyed these! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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pickBook 32 of 2025. We‘re watching the series, so I figured I would read the books first! I really enjoyed these! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
My October TBR is my final point grab for the #grimreaders in the #hauntedshelf challenge!
🤖 A Psalm for the Wild-Built - #BannedBooksWeek
⭐️ Where the Forest Meets the Stars - currently reading
👻 tagged - ARC
👻 Ghost Story &
🔪 We Have Always Lived In the Castle - #keywordreadingchallenge
🦍 Future Home of the Living God - #wian2025
Good luck Grim Readers! 💀📚
I think this is my final list for #bookspin #doublespin and #HauntedShelf. Heavy on the horror/mystery/dark academia, but Jane needs to stay in there too if I have any hope of finishing my goal for the year. I'm still trying to figure out #HauntedShelf since it's my first time, but it sounds fun!
@TheAromaofBooks @PuddleJumper #RestlessSpirits
Can you believe September is almost over?? Here‘s the first discussion question for our September #WithTheBanned read. I‘ll tag everyone in the first post, 3 questions total.
pickThree separate timelines and narrators, during Hitler's reign in WW2, 1980s East/West Germany, and 2020 racial tensions in America. All plots dealing with the importance of resisting tyranny and the abuse of power. Bray is a master of weaving this kind of narrative and all three stories are inextricably linked by the end of the story.
pickI went into this one with higher hopes. Every time Evelyn and Arden find each other, is intense and emotional. And each time, he takes her life. The concept and writing are beautifully morbid, but the ending and the why fell flat for me. Book #76 in 2026 ⭐️⭐️⭐️
