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Her grandmother knew her in a way that only her wife now does. But she hasn't and won't tell her wife that she sees ghosts or about her doubts about having a kid. So...yeah she knows her real well. This relationship feels real fucked, immediately.

America: Never missing a chance to fuck something up because of fear of Communism since 1945

Ok, I could have forgotten or missed Sasha's backstory, but as it stands right now, I find it a bit weird and slightly anti-semitic that the Jewish guy in Denver has a Brooklyn accent. Or maybe an accent out of a 1920s mob.

The word you're looking for is "conference". "Conferral" means something different.

Honestly, her little sister does sound hella annoying

On the one hand, this feels super goofy. On the other, it's kind of exactly like the Fear Street movies, just a fun possession/haunting story.

Christmas is the unifying theme in that these all take place at Christmas time but I wouldn't say these are Christmas-y lol

The last two chapters have felt like more of a slog than the entire rest of the book.

There is something wonderful about this. Awful, but great.

Mm. I can see why this has gotten a very mid rating here.

Love that when the government conservatives tried to revise the constitution post-occupation the Japanese people were like "fuck no"

This is...weirdly soothing?