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T-T I will die for these characters.

It's 03 10 in the morning, and I'm in love.

"I will see that pretty flesh eventually, wife."

made me physically recoil but ok

I'm not vibing too hard.

This book is awfully misogynostic. Like i enjoyed and loved Pestilence cuz...sexy, but i'm also aware that it's problematic. However, this reads to be even more so problematic.

I'm only 27 pages in, and i'm worried that it's not going to be good, given the context of the location settings and the kind of books that Laura Thalassa writes.

This is such a good way to end and start a decade. Yeehaw.

narration is one with well met

I want to shoot myself

I may be 21% into this book, but i'm 100% done with it.

Writing Advice:
When writing from a child's POV, don't do it from first POV. It's hard for grown readers to relate to a child and to just plonk them into a child's perspective feels...odd and unnatural.

I'm legitimately crying

I died and woke up in heaven

This book is making me so happy already!

Musical Indian accent, eh? This better involve Indian folklore 🤞.

r u ok ray

I'm positively miserable. Hamsters doing backflips are because of neurological issues, it's not really funny.

There's a hamster in this story.

I'm emotionally invested and i would die for Nigel.

Well, this has been an emotional ride.

What the f-

"Good Christians", my arse.🙄

My heart's b r e a k i n g.

Surprisingly, i'm actually feeling for these characters. I've never been one for stories involving ghosts as a protagonist having found the idea absurd, but my heart's aching.

Oh my gosh, adorable babies!!

oVeRsIZed cHinCHILLa

Hello, book boyfriend numero...something: Sean Evans

Re-reading this baby again before reviewing. :")