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Adding my past reads for the year!

Nothing takes me out of an immersive experience quite like a missed editing opportunity. Goggles for the eyes, not “googles”

Struggling with this one I think I like the idea of a ghost in a haunted house setting, but the ghosts in this collection are eh...

I am through the first of the two novels (Cauldron) in this omnibus and I have today I am sort of glad that it is over. The story could not figure out what it wanted to be, so it decided to be a doctor, lawyer, astronaut, Navy SEAL, and President of a small alien planet. I'll delve deeper into it when I am done Steel Egg, the second part of this duo.

Reading this one again because I may have not given it a fair review when I did it the first time.

I realized that I have not been posting as many reviews as I should. I will be fixing that soon.

Eh…

“Here is a old folk story that I have changed most of the words and kept the same name. I hope you like it…” Really?

Going to go with a smaller list this year, just a bit of a break.

I need to switch to the smaller books, this one weighs a TON and is hard to read in bed.

I am glad I can read Polish, this makes a big difference in the translations. Not that there is anything wrong with them, it's just slightly different than what the English meanings are.

Update: Mary Shelly (nee Godwin) and Percy Shelley are presented as @$$h0les - That is all...

I am dying here! I am listening to this via Hoopla Audio and the narrator has one female voice that he uses, and whereas it's not a terrible one when there are two women having a conversation, it is HILARIOUS!

Can we please stop equating rape, physical and mental abuse to love? Just my $.02

The deeper we go down into the rabbit hole, the stranger it gets.

If creepy were put into reality as an object, such as a book, it would look a lot like this one.

This story is AMAZING so far.