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This turned out to be just the kind of book I‘d hoped it would be. The writing was great. It has a sort of minimalist prose and is very atmospheric. I feel like there‘s a lot that could be analyzed here, and I wish I were better at doing analyses so I could really dive into it. Still, even without analyzing it too deeply, it‘s a book I will be thinking about for a while.
#catsoflitsy #Phoenix
pickMisty and atmospheric! I really enjoyed this! So ominous and mysterious, nothing is as it seems, I couldn't put it down! Cameron's mezmorizing prose takes us deep inside the couples inner thoughts and desires. And the enigmatic and grim setting played in so well. I was so invested! Definitely reccomend this one! #bookreview #bookstagram
#3books I want to read next month
Well, I didn‘t end up getting to Saga this month, so it‘s going back on the list for October. The other two I have on hold at the library, and I‘m expecting my holds to be ready sometime within the next few weeks, so I‘ll probably end up reading them in October.
Thanks for organizing this photo challenge @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks and @OriginalCyn620 ! It was fun! 😄
pickThis strange, atmospheric novel was an absolute delight. And, yes, best enjoyed reading at night. The story was vaguely similar to an episode of The Romanoffs and equally disturbing. #ARC #Netgalley
pickWhen we were looking for our first home, I read House of Leaves and had crazy dreams. It might be that the week of an adoption home study is not the week to read this novel - or the most perfect week! "The man" and "The woman" are in an unnamed Northern or is it Eastern European country to bring home the baby they are adopting. The journey has been long and once they arrive, nothing seems right and things get stranger and stranger.... ⤵️
