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During the prologue, the girl and the cat have a conversation where she asks for a hand, and the cat responds by rolling on its back and waving its paws in the air, and I need to talk about how this scene is even better in Japanese. Because the original phrasing in Japanese is 猫の手も借りたい, which means that you're so busy you'd even accept a cat's hand to help you out (even though a cat's thumbless hand would provide almost no help whatsoever).
10/10 translation, but please appreciate that the original Japanese text was a cat pun, which makes it even better 🐾
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Trotting with the Tunma: A Monster Games Novella
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Game On (Into Darkness, #3)
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Evening! (or morning, or afternoon, depending where you are!)
I've been thinking about the Fear Street Trilogy films (2021) and how obsessed my friends and I were with it when it came out (and still are, to be honest). I know that they're loosely based on/inspired by R.L. Stine's Fear Street series, but I was wondering if anyone had recommendations from other authors that have similar themes and tone to the films? Either of the individual films (90s mall rat slasher, 70s camp counsellor horror, puritan witch hunts and queer love stories) or the overall set-up of a mystery/horror story told in different timelines.
Would appreciate any recommendations very much! :)
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«I’ve been around a lot of penises in my life, but the one six inches away from my face is the last one I ever wanted to see»
Well, that’s one way to start a book
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The Housemaid's Wedding (The Housemaid, #2.5)
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If you could carry on one completed book series, what would it be?
Like it could be a spin off with a character who didn't get the spotlight as much as they should have Or a book series that ended with loose ends that need tying up for good
For me Plated Prisoner, I loved that world! I think Sweetest Fiend is a continuation but idek
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Against the Grain: A Human's Guide to Wooing an Asexual Incubi
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DarkRaven commented on DarkRaven's review of The Human Santapede
Dare I say not as bad as I thought it would be💀
Some parts were pretty funny. If you're looking for a book that will entertain but leave you slightly disgusted then this book is for you.
Also Sissy is a bad bitch babe and I stand on that 💅
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The Human Santapede
Adam Millard
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Dare I say not as bad as I thought it would be💀
Some parts were pretty funny. If you're looking for a book that will entertain but leave you slightly disgusted then this book is for you.
Also Sissy is a bad bitch babe and I stand on that 💅
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The Human Santapede
Adam Millard