Litsy

Monster Mash: The Creepy, Kooky Monster Craze In America, 1957-1972 | Mark Voger

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1. Idaho Spud
2. It(pennywise the clown)
3. Iron Man
4. Indian Head Pumpkin Seeds
5. Ichabod Avenue
6. Icicles
7. In your hand
8. Ice down your pants
9. Infrared goggles
10. Ice mints
11. Insane asylum inmates
12. Inside a volcano🌋
#HalloweenScattegories #LetterI #Scarathlon #TeamSlaughter 37points #PointsTotal-1,748

Clwojick

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Blaire

I Want My Hat Back | Jon Klassen

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Bear questions each animal looking for his hat and each denies seeing it including a rabbit with a red hat on his head. Sitting on my couch with a glass of wine, I cracked up when the bear realized he had seen his hat. Clever and funny. The rabbit gets his comeuppance. We‘ve owned this for a while and I had somehow never read it. #picturebooksatoz #bbrc #letterI

LibrarianRyan

Lindy “Comeuppance” is one way of putting it… love this book SO MUCH! 6mo

LibrarianRyan Love. This book. You should try Who pooped on my head. Also known as the tagged book. It‘s along the same lines.

The Story of the Little Mole Who Went in Search of Whodunit

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Blaire @Lindy 😂😂😂 6mo

Blaire @LibrarianRyan ooh! Will get this from my library. I can imagine my kids cracking up already. 6mo

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BarbaraTheBibliophage

IQ | Joe Ide

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Isaiah Quintabe (known to his friends as IQ) is a unique detective character. He doesn‘t have a Ph.D. like Alex Cross. Or a PI‘s license like Kinsey Millhone. He‘s just a guy who dropped out of high school because he had to pay the bills. Isaiah is an Everyman character who feels universal, if you don‘t count his gigantic intellect and reasoning skills. Strong 3.0

Full review http://www.TheBibliophage.com
#thebibliophage2019
#letteri #litsyatoz

IamIamIam I was debating on this because B&N had it for $5! 7mo

BarbaraTheBibliophage @IamIamIam It‘s worth $5, I think. Someone said book 2 in the series isn‘t as good. But I may still try it. 7mo

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IndoorDame

Dread Nation | Justina Ireland

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An alternate history of post civil war US where the sudden emergence of zombies sends the country spiraling back toward hated & slavery instead of beginning the slow shift toward embracing changing values. Filed with interesting characters from all backgrounds & all sides of the political spectrum in this world. While there were clearly villians & heroes the heroes were flawed & the villains were (sometimes) sympathetic. Really well done.

Cinfhen, BarbaraTheBibliophage, BookishMarginalia, Librarybelle, 4thhouseontheleft

IndoorDame #booked2019 #pocMCparanormal #readingUSA2019 #Maryland #litsyAtoZ #letterI 7mo

BarbaraTheBibliophage Oooh. Good pick. I might use this one if my other option doesn‘t pan out! 7mo

hermyknee Yes! I loved this one and I can‘t wait until the next book comes out - I just looked it up, book 2 will be out February 2020

Deathless Divide

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IndoorDame @hermyknee ooh...exciting! book 2 is now officially on my tbr (edited) 7mo

Librarybelle I plan to read this later on this summer...great review! 7mo

Cinfhen Great choice!!! Who could pass on Civil War zombies 💀 7mo

4thhouseontheleft This is what I plan on reading for this prompt! Glad you liked it! 7mo

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BarbaraTheBibliophage

IQ | Joe Ide

My new audiobook listen as of today. Already like it a lot! #letterI #litsyatoz

BookishMarginalia

MicheleinPhilly I really liked this one and I don‘t know why I haven‘t continued the series yet. 🤷🏻‍♀️ 7mo

Allietaylor16 I loved this one! 7mo

AlaMich This was a great book! But I only got about 30 or so pages into the sequel before I bailed. It seemed scattered and unpolished to me, as though he rushed it through. YMMV 7mo

BarbaraTheBibliophage @MicheleinPhilly I do that all the time with series books. I want to string out the goodness, or I just get sidetracked and never get back. 7mo

BarbaraTheBibliophage @AlaMich Oh, that‘s a bummer about book two. But so far I‘m enjoying this one. 🤞🏻🤞🏻 7mo

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ralexist

The Ice Beneath Her: The most gripping psychological thriller you'll read this year | Camilla Grebe

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Dark and twisty like most Nordic Noir, this was a really great read for me because the twist was a surprise. I read a lot of murder mysteries so that doesn't always happen much anymore. This is a multiple POV narrative format by chapter so it's kind of a slow burn; you're not quite sure where the threads are going until you see them all pulled together in the end. If you like Jo Nesbø or Henning Mankell, do pick this up. #LitsyAtoZ #LetterI

BookishMarginalia

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RamsFan1963

It Devours!: A Welcome to Night Vale Novel | Joseph Fink, Jeffrey Cranor

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This hovered between a pick and so-so, but I ended up giving a pick because of Night Vale's overall entertaining weirdness. I think this would have worked better for me as an audiobook, read like the podcasts I've enjoyed before. 3 💥💥💥 out of 5

#LitsyAtoZ #LetterI @BookishMarginalia

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