Daijah

i really enjoyed learning about the indigenous community explored through this story and their traditions. it was extremely insightful and i loved the metaphor for these people infiltrating the community just like how the native population was invaded by white people when they first came to america. but this was a bit slow for me and i'm not a huge fan of apocalyptic/post-apocalyptic stories. i still highly recommend this book overall tho. 

while this wasn't very horror filled, i enjoyed seeing a realistic adult coming of age story 

this was actually incredible 

shawn andre cosby literally never fails to amaze me 

kennedy knows how to touch my heart everytime and yl i love a second chance romance  

lovedddddd the writing because it has this beautifully horric nature, the body gore was top notch, and the themes in this book really resnoated with me but it dragged a lot. it also felt like it was messy and trying to do a lot. overall i end up with a lot of mixed feelings and emotions about this book because part of me was bored and part of me was entertained 

this was way better than i expected and i actually had a good time reading this.

this was literally so much fun and i loved being back with pip

overall this book was just okay and a bit long. the reason this is a 2 star instead of like a 3 is because this was inspired by the trail of tears which is a real life road that indigenous women still go missing on every day. idk if chevy stevens was really the person to tell a story based on that because she barely touched on it and the issue of missing and murder indigenous women.

the twists and turns had me gagged, gooped, and glumped.

i'm sorry no
 

i loved the characters, the writing style, and the small bits of magic woven into the world. this was a fun smutty little novella that had a bit of heart.
 

i loved the characters, the writing style, and the small bits of magic woven into the world. this was a fun smutty little novella that had a bit of heart.
 

i think this was honestly a little too smart and messy for me personally. i feel like a lot went over my head just from the chaotic nature it was told but i really appreciated what i did understand. 

this was such a fun little horror novella but it also had a lot of heart surprisingly which i loved.

i loved this so much as a short thriller but i wish it was more christmasy. but i loved the darkness and grit that lisa unger was able to weave into this story. 

actual rating: 4/5 stars

this was such a fun little horror novella but it also had a lot of heart surprisingly which i loved.

a fun little novella about a killer elf on the shelf 

this was literally such a fun slasher with 80s vibes and a crazy twist at the end. loved this so much
 

i was bored

such a fun murder mystery novella! i had such a good time reading this and highly recommend reading in one sitting curled upby a fireplace with a blanket in december. 

loved the content and idea but this needed to be shorter. it dragged a lot. 

okay so the drama in this was entertaining but this felt like white people just doing white people shit. i wish this had a bit more substance to it, and not so drama filled.

i loved the way this book talked about women and women's issues. the way the past mirrors the present was done so excellently. i don't even really like historical fiction but this one way phenomenal. 

it's giving dollar general version rory and jess from gilmore girls. the pick-me of it all.