Rated The Fellowship of the Ring 10/10
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Wants to read Homo Deus: A History of Tomorrow
Rated Camp Damascus 7/10
<div>I'd never read anything by Chuck Tingle before, but the library had his first horror novel and I thought I'd give it a go. Written from the point of view of a sheltered autistic twenty year old, Rose, who has only recently graduated high school because of her religious upbringing, the supernatural action starts right away and the pace never slows. Rose is trying to figure out why she's seeing a literal demon, why she feels physically cold every time her mind wanders into "impure" areas, and also why her parents seem to be keeping something from her.<br><br>The somewhat simplistic writing style makes a lot of sense for her character, but readers who are into the art of individual sentences may not vibe with it. Still, the story is VERY much a page-turner, and I read the whole thing in basically 2 days. Rose's neurodivergence does not hinder her discoveries — in fact, she makes some connections more quickly than her friends because of the way her mind works. I'd definitely recommend this to people who are looking for "New Adult" horror.</div>
Wants to read Deep Listening: A Composer's Sound Practice
Rated The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy 8/10
Rated The Spy Who Came In from the Cold 6/10
Rated The Reluctant Fundamentalist 7/10
I found this story to be very comforting, even though the content was intense here and there. The ending left me wanting more, and it was nice to read from the perspective of literally sitting at a table with someone talking about life and all we've done.Rated The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 5/10
Rated Yours for the Season 7/10
Super cute, first time reading this author. Some parts of the story felt repetitive but honestly an adorable winter read!Rated Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow 10/10
Rated Carl's Doomsday Scenario 10/10