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(1) Goodreads really needs to take into account front matter (Roman-numeral) pagination for progress updates.
- Just going by the official page numbers, it looks like I haven't read anything at all!
(2) Correction: "A Touch of Dead" makes up a third of this, not half as I stated before.
- My mistake was comparing the page count for each book, not accounting for font differences.

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Jan 18, 2026 01:00AM
The Complete Sookie Stackhouse Stories

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Notes:
(1) "I hate it when fairies come into the bar. They don't tip you worth a toot—not because they're stingy, but because they just forget."
- I'll give them a break, they likely don't observe the custom in whatever dimension they're from.
- Frankly, the vast majority of cultures in our own dimension neither tip nor expect tips. Could be Claudine lived a while in Scandinavia or East Asia?

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Jan 20, 2026 09:45AM
The Complete Sookie Stackhouse Stories


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(1) My first time through the series, I read "A Touch of Dead," subtitled "Sookie Stackhouse, The Complete Stories."
- Premature, it turns out, since that amounts to little-more-than half of what's in this "Complete Stories."
- I don't know why they didn't just come out with a "Part 2." Instead, now I have to re-read the "A Touch of Dead" stories for the third time—my current audiobook re-read included!
Jan 10, 2026 11:00AM
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Jayson (3) Charlaine Harris seems to suggest that these short stories can either be binge-read all at once or read chronologically along with the novels.
- As someone who's done both, I strongly suggest the latter.
- Especially for the first time, or if you only intend to read it once, chronologically is the only way you won't end up discombobulated.


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