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Tim Mucci
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Tom Sawyer
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1876
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8274 editions
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All-The Three Musketeers
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1844
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107 editions
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Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures, Vol. 3
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2005
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12 editions
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The Odyssey (All-Action Classics, #3)
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2010
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4 editions
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Tom Sawyer (All-Action Classics, #2)
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2008
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7 editions
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The Geek Baby Book: A Memory Journal for Every Geeky First in Your Baby's Life
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2015
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3 editions
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Life of the Dead
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2014
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2 editions
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"Reminder to self: Give Cassandra a big ole hug next time I see them!
Brilliant! Up there with all the classic books about depression and suicidal thoughts. Cassandra captures the bleakness and slowly creeping depression that we stupid humans experienc" Read more of this review » |
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"I bought this last year and have finally read it a year on. I have enjoyed it though the cover may be misleading. Most often the tales in this anthology are not explicit regular horror stories but do regularly land in the area of psychological horror"
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"On the NYPL's list of Best New Horror 2026
This book held my attention right from the start. Read under 24 hours. I would say this is definitely more "weird girl lit" than outright horror, although the body horror was pretty good. While the story its" Read more of this review » |
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After the infamous Amityville Horror House is demolished, the evil within it is unleashed on the surrounding communities, where disappearances, supernatural phenomena, and a strange fungal mold herald a nightmare spreading across Long Island. I've bee ...more |
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Despero and Johnny Sorrow want Earth, and they’ll go through the JLA and JSA if they have to. The plot moves briskly without getting too complicated or overwrought. It’s not a particularly deep story, but it gives Carlos Pacheco plenty of room to depi ...more |
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The writing is very enjoyable. The poetic, meandering way the narrative unfolds kept me engaged, even when I wasn’t necessarily invested in where the story itself was going. I didn’t find much of it particularly scary. In fact, the most horrific thing ...more |
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| A vibrant, modern sword-and-sorcery pulp-fantasy about a storytelling tribe trying to reclaim their lost powers in a world ravaged by magic and monsters. It feels colored in shades of Dark Souls and the wildness of tabletop RPGs, with a deep fantasy ...more | |
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