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message 1: by Vavita (new)

Vavita | 442 comments Mod
If books had scents, what would your current book smell like?


message 2: by Vavita (new)

Vavita | 442 comments Mod
Well, I am reading a retelling of Dracula and they talk about the stench of corpses… I would be happy to have some lavender scented candles to put that horrid smell away


message 3: by Claudia (new)

Claudia Hauter | 40 comments Definitely coffee, which I'm very happy with. My book is called "Caffeinated Calamity" and the characters do spend a lot of time drinking coffee.


message 4: by Rebecka (new)

Rebecka (hoppeduponbooks) | 261 comments I am reading Never Lie, and I think it smells like a mix of mud, snow and blood.


message 5: by Vicki Willis (new)

Vicki Willis | 693 comments I switched to a middle reader The Secret of the Mansion so I will say bubblegum.


message 6: by Cathy (new)

Cathy  (cathepsut) | 892 comments Probably unwashed socks and pee, because they travel in an old camper van.


message 7: by Vavita (new)

Vavita | 442 comments Mod
Cathy wrote: "Probably unwashed socks and pee, because they travel in an old camper van."

Not sure which is worse: yours or mine


message 8: by Vanessa (new)

Vanessa Dargain | 578 comments The leather chairs in a psychiatrist's office office .


message 9: by Cathy (new)

Cathy  (cathepsut) | 892 comments Vavita wrote: "Not sure which is worse: yours or mine"
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I have smelled dead rats, so yours wins.


message 10: by K.L. (new)

K.L. Middleton (theunapologeticbookworm) | 89 comments Hollywood Gothic: The Tangled Web of Dracula from Novel to Stage to Screen would probably smell like a movie set. Fake fog, freshly copied script pages, coffee, and a faint scent of whatever they're serving at the craft services table.


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