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Ameliapei

40% evil, assassin potato. šŸ„” I read it all, but Urban Fantasy is my happy place. šŸ“š Sometimes things are a lot funnier in my head… Pro-Tomato! šŸ…šŸ‘ 🦔 🦄 šŸ« šŸ“š āœļø šŸŽ® šŸ• 🐈 šŸ“š šŸ• 🐢 šŸ’¤ šŸ± šŸ¦–

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Whispers in the Walls
Gothic Literature
Botanical Horror
Strange Plagues
Queer Horror
The Sea Was Never Meant For Us: Ocean Horror
Mythological World Tour
Made for the Movies
Majestic Minibeasts
Fictional(?) Dystopian Societies
British & Irish Classic Literature
Classic Literature from the United States
My Taste
Naked in Death (In Death, #1)
Written in Red (The Others, #1)
Hazelthorn
Nettle & Bone
Starling House
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The Devil in the White City
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Breathing Space (Ellis McFadden Mysteries, #1)
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Taken by Fate (The Alpha Territories, #1)
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The Incandescent
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Dragon Harper (Pern, #19)
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    Description

  • Business or Pleasure
    Sep 09, 2026
    Business or PleasureRachel Lynn Solomon
    DNF
    Enjoyment: Quality: Characters: Plot:

    dnf @ 40%

    sorry but there are so many books in the world I could be reading that aren’t about a white woman teaching a white man how not to be shit in bed

    ā€œgo disappoint the next bitch I’m busyā€

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  • Wilder Girls

    Wilder Girls

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    Yesss!! Congrats! 🄳🄳

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  • The Dream Hotel

    The Dream Hotel

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    Of the 4, only 1 was horror, but it’s the first in a series (I haven’t continued yet), and I loved it. What Moves The Dead. But, I also highly recommend Mexican Gothic, Odd Thomas, Someone You Can Build a Nest In, A Haunting on the Hill (by Elizabeth Hand), the Troop (Nick Cutter), Blanky and Sour Candy by Kealan Patrick Burke, pretty much anything by Jeremy Shipp is also fun. I could go on. The Botanical Horror quest is a gold mine, really. I loved SO many of them.

  • The Twisted Ones
    Apr 16, 2026
    The Twisted OnesT. Kingfisher
    3.5
    Enjoyment: 3.5Quality: 4.5Characters: 5.0Plot: 3.0
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    The humor in this one was exceptional. From the very beginning Kingfisher had me laughing out loud. And, as usual, her characters were amazing. Having said that, of the 4 Kingfisher books I’ve read thus far, this is my least favorite. That isn’t saying it’s bad, as I’ve LOVED the other 4. This was a bit above average in the end. The wider plot dragged out a bit, and then was a little muddy in the world building for me. I wasn’t entirely satisfied with the ending. But, it was properly spooky, and as I said, fantastic characters, especially Bongo. 🩶

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    Yay, congrats on platinum! 🄳🄳

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    Congrats on gold, Abi!! 🄳🄳

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    How’s it going? That’s about how far I made it on both of my attempts. šŸ˜‚

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    Woohooo! Congrats on sparkles! ✨🄳

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    Cassandra Khaw. šŸ˜ž

  • an author you wish you could connect with!

    hey folks! random question of the day that just popped into my head. have you ever had experiences with an author while reading one or two books of theirs, and wanting to connect with their work so so much more than you actually did? like books you were so hyped for because of people acclaiming them but then finding your experience wasn't as exciting?

    for me, that author is unfortunately rivers solomon. i deeply understand why rivers' work so deeply connects with people, especially within the black community, but for the two books i've read from him so far, i very much struggled to connect to the characters within and the literary writing; which is a shame because i've heard so much praise and thus i was so excited to finally get into the literature. right now i'm reading model home and it's a struggle for sure :/ but i've heard it gets better near the end so i'm holding out hope.

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