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Alison's Wonderland

by Alison Tyler (Goodreads Author) (Editor), Shanna Germain (Goodreads Author), Rachel Kramer Bussel (Goodreads Author), N.T. Morley (Goodreads Author), Elspeth Potter, T.C. Calligari, Sommer Marsden (Goodreads Author), Portia Da Costa (Goodreads Author) , more…

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Over the past fifteen years, Alison Tyler has curated some of the genre's most sizzling collections of erotic fiction, proving herself to be the ultimate naughty librarian. With "Alison's Wonderland," she has compiled a treasury of naughty tales based on fable and fairy tale, myth and legend: some ubiquitous, some obscure--all of them delightfully dirty.From a perverse pri...more

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Mar 28, 2011 Donna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: best-bitten

Oh yeah. You read that right. Erotica. Hey, I mention it in my policy that I'll have one of these every once in a while. But like catching Britney Spears acting civilized, the sighting is rare.

I am really out of my comfort zone with this one. Why did I select it for review? Because they were re-imagined fairy tales. I expected a little more plot with my porn but chalk that up to my own naivety with the genre. Especially in short stories, you're not reading erotica for the plot.

But I'm a little a...more Oh yeah. You read that right. Erotica. Hey, I mention it in my policy that I'll have one of these every once in a while. But like catching Britney Spears acting civilized, the sighting is rare.

I am really out of my comfort zone with this one. Why did I select it for review? Because they were re-imagined fairy tales. I expected a little more plot with my porn but chalk that up to my own naivety with the genre. Especially in short stories, you're not reading erotica for the plot.

But I'm a little at a loss as to how to review it. Not because it's another compilation of short stories but because how the hell do you review porn??? Did it do it's job? Yes. Did it make me want to call my soldier boy in the middle of the night? Yes. Was it a bad idea to read this at work? Absolutely. But I don't know how to judge the writing.

I can say none of it was absolutely ridiculous when it came to naming body parts. No hot throbbing sausages here. The point of the work is to make you hot, not make you laugh. They were pretty much straight and to the point, the re-worked fairy tales they were set in were just mentioned in the background, setting the sex in a different place.

While the hotness maintained, I felt the stories becoming redundant. They lost their edge, I guess. At least with me. I think I was breaking down the sex scenes too much, though. Ultimately, as I read, they just ended up as some kind of penetration and end scene. The stories were cool but the sex was sex. It was as raw and animalistic as you could get. Again, erotica. You're not reading this stuff for the good stories.

The fairy tales I could recognize I liked how they were reworked. Dementing fairy tales is a favorite of mine. But this book just reiterated why I don't dabble into erotica too often. The first couple of stories are neat and fresh and exciting! But the more you read, the more watered down they became. That's not a reflection on the book itself, but just my own personal tastes.

So what would I rate this? I'd say a four. I liked the writing in every story, they were all hot as hell and if you're looking for some at-home excitement hidden behind a nominally inconspicuous book cover, Alison's Wonderland is it. Just don't expect to see books like this around her very often, as I said. They're ultimately not my thing.(less)

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Mar 30, 2012 Johanna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Alison's Wonderland
(Anthology)
by Alison Tyler

Warning: NOT exactly YA appropriate

Genre: Erotica | Fantasy | Fairy Tale

Over the past fifteen years, Alison Tyler has curated some of the genre's most sizzling collections of erotic fiction, proving herself to be the ultimate naughty librarian. With Alison's Wonderland, she has compiled a treasury of naughty tales based on fable and fairy tale, myth and legend: some ubiquitous, some obscure—all of them delightfully dirty.
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Nov 20, 2010 Emily rated it 3 of 5 stars

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50 words or less: Take the fertile ground of folklore and popular fairy tales and nursery rhymes and add an erotic twist and you have this boundary-testing anthology.

Before I say anything else, I want to make one thing very clear. This is an erotica book first and a paranormal romance book second. It is not a book for folks who like minimal sexual content or for whom sexual escapades that are off the beaten path, so to speak, might be offensive in anyway. Take a look at the cover (a good look at...more 50 words or less: Take the fertile ground of folklore and popular fairy tales and nursery rhymes and add an erotic twist and you have this boundary-testing anthology.

Before I say anything else, I want to make one thing very clear. This is an erotica book first and a paranormal romance book second. It is not a book for folks who like minimal sexual content or for whom sexual escapades that are off the beaten path, so to speak, might be offensive in anyway. Take a look at the cover (a good look at the cover) and I think you'll see that this is probably not a book you want to leave on the kitchen table at your mom's house or in the break room at work. Ye be warned.

With that said, this was a venture outside of my comfort zone as well, as I'd never read an erotica anthology before. When I saw this one available on netgalley, I decided to give it a shot, and I can say that it was definitely an experience.

As with all anthologies, there were some stories that I liked way more than others. "Wolff's Tavern" was a fun reworking of Little Red Riding Hood, and "Fool's Gold" takes the Rumplestiltskin story and gives that cranky little man a serious kick in the butt and creates a fun happily ever after in the process. "Rings on My Fingers" is one of the more traditional stories but is still a lot of fun. There were many others (27 stories total) and some were not my cup of tea, but this is one anthology where there just might be, literally, something for everyone.

I want to reiterate one more time that this is an adult book with adult themes lurking on every page; beyond the sexual content, though, the writing was interesting and unusual, and the introduction provides a neat guide to which story provides the inspiration for each offering in the book. I confess that there were several that I'd never heard of before, and I found myself googling the original stories to see where the comparisons could be found.

This is definitely not a book for everyone, but if you're looking to try something from this genre or read something that is well off the beaten path, then this is a neat anthology that takes a well-traveled theme and really runs with it in an unusual way.

Overall Grade: B

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Oct 28, 2010 Chibineko rated it 5 of 5 stars

Have I ever told you how much I love you, Harlequin? Because I do. Completely & totally. I want to thank you for not only putting out a collection of well written erotic stories, but putting out erotic stories based on & inspired by some of the best loved fairy tales out there. The only problem? Well, several readers are going to find it hard to put this away & others might not realize how incredibly difficult it is to write erotica. (Hey, you try writing a sex scene & find ways...more Have I ever told you how much I love you, Harlequin? Because I do. Completely & totally. I want to thank you for not only putting out a collection of well written erotic stories, but putting out erotic stories based on & inspired by some of the best loved fairy tales out there. The only problem? Well, several readers are going to find it hard to put this away & others might not realize how incredibly difficult it is to write erotica. (Hey, you try writing a sex scene & find ways to describe the same body parts & actions without repeating yourself!)

Alison's Wonderland is a compilation of erotic stories written by several different authors, each of which lend their own personal style & tastes to this exotic blend. There's stories here based on Cinderella, Beauty & the Beast, Red Riding Hood- even the Billy Goats Gruff! (Don't worry, there's no goats in that story, although there is a woman with the last name of Troll!)

I'll warn people that if they don't like a good heaping of BDSM, they might want to skip a few of the stories in the book. (Hey, some people like it, some don't.) No worries though- Tyler made sure to include just about everyone's tastes in this book. It also doesn't hurt that she also made the book cover into something that you can openly display on your shelf without worrying about anyone looking at it & immediately thinking "oh, porn on display". What will really intrigue readers is that Tyler tries to make sure that she collected stories that have deeper meanings to them. Whether it's Belle finding the will to assert herself or two women finding love with each other, it is nice to see that these stories have more to them than just sex.

While I'll admit that I didn't fall in love with every story in this book, I will say that I did love the book as a whole. Readers will find this book a scintillating read that they'll be returning to time & time again! You'll read through it once for the hot sex, but you'll come back for the wonderful tales of people claiming their own personal freedoms (sexual and otherwise) and/or finding that one person that's just for them!

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Jul 31, 2010 Paul rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Once upon a time, at College, I came across a theory that was to me novel, audacious, and helped reinforce the idea that what I was going to learn in college was not just going to be more high school, but was a whole new type of learning.

That theory, as expounded by one of my professors, was simple. All fairy tales, she said, every single one, had at its bottom a sexual context. Some were cautionary tales, she said, tales meant to warn young women about the dangers of sex outside of marriage. Ot...more Once upon a time, at College, I came across a theory that was to me novel, audacious, and helped reinforce the idea that what I was going to learn in college was not just going to be more high school, but was a whole new type of learning.

That theory, as expounded by one of my professors, was simple. All fairy tales, she said, every single one, had at its bottom a sexual context. Some were cautionary tales, she said, tales meant to warn young women about the dangers of sex outside of marriage. Others were symbolic rites of passage, suggesting the transformation between girl and woman by means of various symbols. Others were meant to show the transfer of bonds between a girl and her father and a woman and her husband.

This old theory was firmly in mind as I began to read Allison's Wonderland, an anthology of erotic fiction based on fable, fairy tale, myth and legend. Readers of my reviews know that I am well and familiar with Ms. Tyler's previous work--both as an indefatigable anthologist and a writer of her own right. That work, in the main, however, has been kinky, sexy, hot contemporary erotica. Characters that you could meet walking down the street in Los Angeles, or encounter in a sawdust-floor bar in deepest Texas.

This anthology, on the other hand, is a little different.

Some of the stories in this collection, such asJanine Ashbless' Gold on Snow and Georgia E Jones' The Walking Wheel, are explictly set in a fairy tale or historical fantasy world. Others take the idea and theme of various stories and transform them into contemporary contexts, sometimes very much a tale sprinkled with magic. Charlie, in Portia Da Costa's Unveiling his Muse meets a fairy queen of his own creation.Sometimes, though, the only magic needed are the interactions of the protagonists (such as Ms. Tyler's own Rings on her Fingers.

All are most delicious and the quality of the tales are high--and hot Ms Tyler has many of her "Regulars" contribute stories--herself, of course, Kristina Lloyd, Rachel Kramer Bussel, Sommer Marsden, and others. Ms. Tyler has slaved away at getting a high quality of authors in the genre to contribute to the anthology.

There is a wide variety of fairy tale subjects to be found here, too. If you were afraid of reading ten variations on Red Riding Hood, relax, Ms. Tyler has carefully crafted an anthology of a wide variety of stories based on original fairy tale inspiration. She also has provided a wide variety of sexual themes, combinations, and kinks. What other anthology are you going to find an imaginary (or IS she?) lesbian dominatrix mermaid? Or a Greek God in an online chat room?

The stories and authors temper and tone are appealing, in general, to a wide variety of readers of this genre.
Readers of Ms. Tyler's other anthologies, especially, are going to be quite taken with this set of tales. Readers of the A. N. Roquelaure Beauty novels will be quite satisfied as well.

Really, there are few readers of erotic fiction who will not find something to their taste in Allison's Wonderland. So, why not take a trip down the rabbit hole, and find out where it leads you? You won't regret it.(less)

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Jul 02, 2010 Jennifer M rated it 3 of 5 stars

Take a bit of magic, a bit of folklore, a bit of darkness, a bit of humor, and quite a few bits of naughty and shake them all up. That’s what you get with Alison’s Wonderland.

It caught my eye because I had just finished talking about how much I tend to like recreated fairy tales in the paranormal genre. This is my first “erotica” novel, but it’s not really a novel. It’s a collection of (very) short stories inspired by myths and fairy tales.

Now, I’ve read my fair share of romance novels (mostly...more Take a bit of magic, a bit of folklore, a bit of darkness, a bit of humor, and quite a few bits of naughty and shake them all up. That’s what you get with Alison’s Wonderland.

It caught my eye because I had just finished talking about how much I tend to like recreated fairy tales in the paranormal genre. This is my first “erotica” novel, but it’s not really a novel. It’s a collection of (very) short stories inspired by myths and fairy tales.

Now, I’ve read my fair share of romance novels (mostly paranormal, but not all) that include sex. Some authors, obviously, do it better than others. I discovered two things while reading this book. First, I’m much pickier about fairy tale retellings than I realized. I tended to like the stories that stayed closer to the original. Second, I need more time (generally speaking) with characters before I can really appreciate the sex scenes. Some just seemed too rushed and didn’t have nearly enough story to create a believable connection. Now, that’s not to say that I didn’t like some of the more creative stories, or that I didn’t enjoy the hanky panky in some of the offerings. There are, of course, exceptions for just about everything.

Some of my favorites in the collection were:

•Fool’s Gold by Shanna Germain – A surprisingly intense story about desire and trust. Very well written.
•The Midas F*ck by Erica DeQuaya - I admit I almost wrote this one off at the title, but I would have missed out on a remarkably sweet story.
•An Uphill Battle by Benjamin Eliot – One of the funniest stories in the book, also one of the longest. I loved Zeke’s inner monologue during his many treks up flights of stairs. The ending was fairly predictable, but enjoyable, none-the-less.
•The Broken Fiddle by Andrea Dale – The Irish in me got all happy while Finn was playing his fiddle and spinning tales by the lake. I would really loved for this to be retold as a full length novel.
•Wolff’s Tavern by Bella Dean - This is the stuff that makes my paranormal romance heart go pitter patter.
•Rings On My Fingers by Alison Tyler – Another of the longer stories in the group. I’m not sure what fairy tale this represented, but the character and chemistry building was fantastic.

There were others I liked, but didn’t love, in the book. And quite a few I didn’t care for at all. Some that seemed to just toss characters together whether they were ready for it or not. Again, that could all be chalked up to my apparent preference for more build-up before characters get all frisky. I’d rather think that than the alternative. That some of the authors were more interested in the wham-bam-thank-ya-ma’am than what got the characters to that point.

I’ve decided that I will probably not read any other erotic anthologies like this in the future. Not because I dislike erotica (I plan on checking out a few of the authors’ other works), but because I just couldn’t sit and read one encounter after another without story in between. It seemed too forced and too shallow to me. It took me almost a week to read this book, and that’s very rare for me. Again, it’s (mostly) not the book’s fault. It’s not you, Alison’s Wonderland, it’s me. Really. Maybe.
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Aug 14, 2010 Jessica rated it 4 of 5 stars

Part classic fairy tales and a whole lot of naughtiness, that's what Alison's Wonderland is! I have to say that what I enjoyed most was the creative retelling of the fairy tales that we all grew up with. Oh yes, they were steamy, but also extremely well written.

I've developed a new respect for Erotica writers, because they not only have to be able to write steamy scenes but also have to be able to tell a good story. Alison Tyler definitely picked some of the best writers around, because there is...more

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May 16, 2010 Gaby rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult, romance, paranormal, erotic, fantasy, netgalley, fairy-tales, read-2010

A collection of erotic stories, mixed with hints of classic fantasy and paranormal stories so familiar to us as Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Vampires, Mermaids, Faeries ... etc.

What attracted me to this book was the title "Alison's Wonderland." By the title I had no idea what kind of book it was, but obviously by the cover I knew it would be an erotic book.

I'm not used to read this kind of books, but If one word could explain how is was reading it would be: WOW!. Yeah, this book left me s...more

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May 12, 2012 Morgan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

I was surprised by the writing in this book considering its genre. I enjoyed many stories, including the one that I found to be very strange and almost disturbing in a sexual sense...but so well written, I read it twice!

I loved the fairy tale element and many of the characters. I also appreciate the fact that, while all of the stories are erotic, they spanned across a great range of presentations, from kinky to sweet, and even, as I said before, borderline disturbing.

Above all, I thought it was...more

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Aug 21, 2011 Vanessa Wu rated it 5 of 5 stars

I bought this anthology for one just one story, which is The Red Shoes (Redux) by Nikki Magennis. It was worth it for that one story.

The other authors have formidable reputations but I wasn't going to read their stories because I have only just bought another fairy-tale themed collection edited by Alison Tyler which I started to read just before this. In fact this is the fifth fairy-tale themed story anthology I have picked up this year. Fairy tales are a rich source of inspiration and can take...more

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Jan 19, 2011 Naughty Reads rated it 3 of 5 stars

Story gets a 3.
I only gave the story a 3 because there isn't really a story. It's a lot of VERY short stories. The stories are so short that you don't get to know any of the characters it's really just sex, sex and more sex. Which is not a bad thing. I would recommend this book to couples going on a sexy weekend get-away to spice up the trip. The stories are hot and fun. So if you decide to take my advice and go away for a few days and you pick up this book then I hope you have a jolly good time...more

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Jul 18, 2012 Cie rated it 2 of 5 stars

I think the two stars just reflects the fact that this isn't my favorite genre. I find myself giggling at erotica more than being aroused by it. Since this was a collection of short stories, some were written better than others. I kind of liked the idea of a modern take on fairy tales but some were in name only. A couple of stories, I didn't see the correlation between the characters/story line and the tale it was supposedly based on. In any case, a guilty pleasure, quick, naughty beach read. Ta...more

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Jun 14, 2010 AM rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotica, anthology, alison-tyler

I read the ARC of this collection of erotic short stories which I received from netGalley.com. This was my first ever e-ARC and I enjoyed that experience as much as I enjoyed the book. Most of these stories are based on fairy tales of fantasy motifs and they are oh so steamy. While I’ve enjoyed most of the collections that I’ve read by Alison Tyler this one is the best. Almost every story is a winner and the best are “The Three Billys” by Sommer Marsden, “Fool’s Gold” by Shanna Germain, and “The...more

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Oct 10, 2010 Elise rated it 4 of 5 stars

I own possibly every collection of erotic fairy tales that exist. They are my favorites to read because they hold a mish-mash of the old with the new. Alison’s Wonderland was like a warm quilt that happened to have a clit stimulating vibrator sewn into it—comforting and so sexual and engrossing I never wanted it to end. One of my favorite things about this collection is the readiness to identify and understand each and every character. It was like being told some of the naughtiest stories by a c...more

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Sep 04, 2010 Sommer Marsden rated it 5 of 5 stars · (Review from the author)

I've never ever liked fairy tales. So I was a bit nervous to write for this book but pretty curious to read it. And I know I"m in it, so you'd say my view is skewed. You'd be wrong. Extracting my own story (which I never read in print) I loved Alison's Wonderland. There were so many stories that stood out for wildly varied reasons. From dark to fun to intensely sexy to sweet. It ran the gamut.

Bottom line, these are the kind of fairy tales I can get on board with. It turns out I was reading the...more

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Apr 04, 2011 ♆ BookAddict ~ La Crimson Femme rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotica, adult, fairy-tale-retold

Ms. Tyler is always a fun read for me. This collections of fairy tales is a bit different than Grimm or Disney. It definitely is more up my alley. I found these short stories arousing. I enjoyed all of them. I do wish they could have been a bit longer... but it was short stories.

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Feb 21, 2011 Sara rated it 2 of 5 stars

Not my usual cup of tea but this anthology of erotic fairy tales was $1 at Borders (store closing sale if you must know). Thus began my first foray into erotic literature! Some stories were clever, some passable, some terrible, some I didn't understand. That said - all dirty.

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Feb 14, 2013 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: erotica, favorites-reread

While not all of the short stories were worthy of the five-star rating, I have a handful bookmarked that I absolutely adored. Definitely a re-read (which is rare for me with this genre). Loved the spin-offs from fairy tales and legends!

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Feb 24, 2013 Emily rated it 1 of 5 stars

Average, if not outright boring, "erotic" renditions of fairy tales. Was hoping for more creative re-imaginings, better writing, and actual eroticism. Didn't float my boat.

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Aug 23, 2010 Arow rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: summer-2010-challenge, erotica

This was my first erotic tale that I have read and I was pleasantly surprised. This collection of short stories offers something for everyone and I think it is a novel that anyone wanting to cut lose a bit could thoroughly enjoy.

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Dec 21, 2010 Lira is currently reading it

Shelves: romance-erotica

Alice in Wonderland was one of the first books I ever loved and now, I get to enjoy it again from a completely different and definitely adult viewpoint.

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Sep 02, 2010 Karmen rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: erotica

The stories were good but as a bookaholic it did not offer much in the way of being different or new over previous reads.

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Jun 16, 2012 Meaghan McQuade rated it 3 of 5 stars

Beautifully written, a nice surprise considering the genre. I really liked a few of the stories but the rest lay slightly beyond the limits of my comfort zone.

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Oct 09, 2010 Black Velvet rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Sometimes all that's needed is a little magic dust -- and lube, Alison's Wonderland Pt. 1
After the magic dust has settled and the lube has dried; Alison's Wonderland Pt. 3

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Jul 22, 2010 Dayle rated it 5 of 5 stars

This delicious and magical anthology contains my story "The Broken Fiddle" (written as Andrea Dale).

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Dec 14, 2012 Paula rated it 3 of 5 stars

A creative re-telling of several popular fairy tales. I would rate half of them good to very good.

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Feb 13, 2011 Patrick Baird rated it 1 of 5 stars

Nothing. I have not read this. Can't remove it!

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Oct 12, 2010 Amy added it

oops.this isn't the book i read

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Oct 08, 2012 Colleen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Recommended to Colleen by: Morgan

Shelves: romance

Pardon me while I take a cold shower. This was my first foray into "real" erotic fiction and I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. The fantastical element was interesting, with each story interpreting a different fairy tale (with varying degrees of success), and they were, for the most part, surprisingly well-written. Not gonna tell you which were my favorites though...that's insight into my psyche I don't want you to have. ;-) Looking forward to reading more of Alison Tyler's compilations.

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Aug 06, 2010 Emma Hillman rated it 4 of 5 stars

Really enjoying it so far.

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