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Mochi's Pugpyhood by Gemma Gene

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5.0

 
I love Mochi 💜 The photos at the end proving that these were true stories were a delightful bonus.

 
Neopets: The Omelette Faerie: Volume 1 by Rebecca Mix

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4.0

 
I'm not really sure what I expected, but it wasn't canon sapphic Neopian faeries. Not mad about that. The story left a bit to be desired, but I haven't been in the mood for MG stories lately, so I'm blaming that on myself.

 
Small Cures by Della Hicks-Wilson

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5.0

 
This was stunning. I listened to the audiobook, narrated by the author, and Della has the most beautiful, soothing voice. I would happily listen to her narrate grocery lists and find it relaxing. The title, Small Cures, is quite fitting because this book is a warm hug in poetry form. I was getting emotional over wounds I didn't even realize were open while listening to this. 💜 HIGHLY recommend this to my fellow poetry lovers!

 
Tender by Beth Hetland

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4.0

 
That was gross, creepy fun. This would make a REALLY good film in the right director's hands. I kept imagining it with lots of weird, unsettling camera shots and I could see it going so well!

 
Cult of the Lamb Vol. 1: The First Verse by Alex Paknadel

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5.0

 
This was SO good! I'm not sure, but I think it would be pretty enjoyable for people who haven't played the game. As someone who finally picked up the game earlier this year and fell into a DEEP spiral of obsession over it, I adored this. It was neat to see some of the inner workings of the lamb's mind and the minds of their followers! I'm really excited that there will be future issues and I can't wait to read them!

 
Season's Creepings: Tales of Holiday Horror by Ronald Kelly

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 This was so much fun! I've been meaning to read one of Ronald Kelly's short story collections for a while and I'm really happy that I finally did. All of the stories felt really clearly holiday-themed, which is exactly what I needed since I've been having a hard time getting into the holiday spirit this year, to tell the truth.

I think my favorite stories were 'Depravity Road', 'The Winds Within', and 'Beneath the Branches', but they were all genuinely enjoyable. A few of the stories were certainly less creepy than others, but there's something in here for everyone to like.

Buddy read with Misty! ♥