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Susanita
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This was fun and a nice distraction from … all this.

Little by little I‘m working through #serieslove2024 and #tenbeforetheend while I figure out what to read for the rest of the year.

TheSpineView Fantastic! 2w
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Susanita
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1. This time of year, at least, it‘s sunrise.
2. Worst petsitting job (ever)*
* I set aside The Grey Wolf for now for reasons I‘ll describe in the comments.
#two4tuesday on Wednesday

Susanita Armand was describing a situation in which the PM could invoke the War Measures Act and give the federal government unlimited power, and that‘s too close to home now. I‘ll pick it back up later, but for now I‘ll go with light hearted mythological kids on a quest. 2w
TheSpineView 🧡🌅 Thanks for playing 2w
Bookwormjillk Were you on the Louise Penny/Hillary Clinton online conversation a few years ago when Hillary said she likes mysteries because the bad guys get caught in the end. I think of that often. (I‘m reading Grey Wolf now too.) 2w
Susanita @Bookwormjillk No, I missed that! I‘ve seen her a couple times in person, though, and I appreciate how passionate she is about the mystery genre. (edited) 2w
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The Salt Grows Heavy | Cassandra Khaw
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hopefully this novella is better than “nothing but blackened teeth”. #horror

edit: finished the novella in about a hour. 2/5. Interesting plot, but good god someone needs to rip away their thesaurus. “unhandsomeness” instead of ugly, “phalanges” instead of fingers, and so on. there is a bonus short story (like 4 pages) at the end that I liked more than the novella #mermaids #bodyhorror

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Rileytmurray
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To start off it feels good to have Percy Jackson and the ground back together. But I think this series has one big problem, because the series is a prequel and we know what happens to series it kind of undercuts the entire series. I don‘t think this was entirely needed as I consider Percy‘s arc over as of house of hades. Aside from that this had a lot of classic Percy Jason moments. This was a good ready but won‘t be important overall

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BookBelle84
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This week, my joy comes mostly from my cats.
💖Rambo enjoying the fireplace for the first time this fall.
💖Alice making biscuits in her cozy new bed
💖Two 8 week old kitten sisters that have joined us. No names so far, just nonstop energy.
💖Beautiful fall walks
#5joysfriday @DebinHawaii #catsoflitsy

AmyG Kittens ❤️ 2mo
DebinHawaii A lovely list! 💛💛💛 Kitty joys are the best! 🐱🐱💛🐱🐱Thanks for sharing & spreading the joy! 🤗 1mo
kspenmoll Walks snd kitties! The best! 1mo
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Addison_Reads
The Liminal Zone | Junji Ito
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#JumpScares aren't easy to do in books, but these titles all surprised me while reading in ways I didn't expect.

1. The Liminal Zone- this was my first Junji Ito, and he is a master of the horror manga.
2. Salem's Lot- the kid at the window has always freaked me out! A great read.
3. Night Film- this dark, twisted read will keep you on edge and have your heart pounding as it unravels.
4. Dead Silence- you never know what's around the corner. ⬇️

Addison_Reads 5. How to Sell a Haunted House- taxidermy squirrels! I was caught so off-guard by that scene. 😁 #HauntedShelf @PuddleJumper #HexesandCrows @Catsandbooks #BookRecommendations 2mo
Catsandbooks 🫣🫣👏🏼🐦‍⬛🧡 2mo
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vlwelser
Where I End | Sophie White
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Finally settled on this. Horror set on a remote Irish Isle? Yes, please. That Nghi Vo also looks fab. I generally enjoy her books. This was difficult.

#Aardvark @AardvarkBookClub

AardvarkBookClub This book is one of the best horrors we‘ve ever read, great choice 😉 2mo
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