Had a bit of a harder time getting into this one, but I ended up really liking it — it was so cool to be able to read about both modern and historic lesbian stories, and I love the way the author intertwined them. A good read 💖

An absolutely fascinating read, especially for the morbidly curious (but probably not for the squeamish).

I need to reread this as a physical book (as opposed to an audiobook) so I can really take my time and absorb the writing because… wow. Such inventive language, I truly felt like I was in MC’s not-at-all-sane head. But I could still track and follow along and feel the emotion behind it all… just incredible.

An okay read for kiddos; not as good as the first book. I had a hard time staying focused on it and wasn’t a fan of the mild fat-shaming. Honestly, there are better kids books out there (better Goosebumps books, even). Unless you or your kid have a particular hankering for plant-based kids horror, this probably isn’t the book for you.

A fun little read, especially for younger kiddos wanting a spooky story.

!!!!!!!! Aaaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!!! So much story packed into the graphic novel!!!! It’s so good and it ended in a cliffhanger just like I knew it would, and even though I know the ending, I’m still on-the-edge-of-my-seat excited for the last book!!!!!

Each book just keeps getting better and better — just like each arc of the campaign in the podcast grew more and more depth, so does each of these graphic novels, and each time I read one I’m more and more grateful that they exist.

I owe the McElroys and also Carey Pietsch my life — I’m so happy to have physical versions of the story that quite literally changed my life. Also, I f*cking love the Crystal Kingdom arc!!!! Kravitz!!! Noelle!!! Epic sci-fi mixed in with all the goofs!!!