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I do enjoy a book with fun little puzzles and codes.

This might be a "probably wouldn't have gotten around to it if not for book club" book for me, but I think the narrator is doing a lovely job so far.

Lol, what??

This is so good but also so fucking unpleasant that I spent all weekend reading Ghost fanfic instead. Oops!

I had to go to the reviews to make sure I wasn't the only person who did a double take when the author said that they created the term "honeychild."

Okay, so shit is REALLY hitting the fan now, huh?

"Whatever kind of fucking freak you are, scuttling around on your belly, I'm going to cut your throat and shit in the slit." God, I love Nadine. I hope she gets to.

Switching to audio to finish this one, because I've gotten to a point where I cannot drag my eyes across the page anymore, but I'm determined to get to the end.

So far, this is Camp Damascus for grownups, and I'm happy with that.

That “If they had sex, they wouldn’t make love. They’d fuck. They’d RUT” bit is the most gag-inducing part of this book. I don’t care what else happens; nothing is going to gross me out more than that phrasing.

I think I have an idea about ~the twist~, but I'm probably wrong...

This book is trying to Stephen King SO HARD with the flashbacks and the cutesy-menacing internal voices.

A+ for that guinea pig scene, honestly.

Okay, I'm here to see what literally every man on r/horrorlit goes crazy for...

I love mess.

I wasn’t sure about this at first, but I ended up listening for my entire commute home and the whole time I was making dinner.

Harrow's desperate fanfiction alternate realities have such a special place in my heart.

I’ve been filled with dread from page 1 and keep forgetting that the screenplay sections aren’t actually happening.

I got my preorder of Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay, and the dust jacket is textured like VHS tape plastic?? I LOVE

Oof. Girl.

Had a nice bathtub cry over this book earlier today.