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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

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I enjoyed it so much! It was a perfect way to start the year and provided a real eye-opener into the lives of people in Jamaica.

The book does an amazing job describing Jamaican life, food, scenery, and settings. And the food! It had me salivating, I could almost taste it all!

111/150 This is one of the weirder graphic novels I've read this year. Originally published in National Lampoon magazine, this is a spoof of children's comic strips. The art makes you think of Little Nemo or Little Orphan Annie, but the stories are definitely adult. Sex, drugs, nudity, perversions, violence and a dark sense of humor. Bonnie is 13 trying to understand what it means to be a teenager, as her body changes, and her much more ⬇️

Found three words in Season of the Witch.

The Exorcist▪️
Season of the Witch🔸

#HauntedShelf #WordSearch

+46 points #FrightClub

It‘s the summer before her sixteenth birthday, and Sabrina Spellman knows her world is about to change.

This reads like it was written for younger readers, but it does manage to capture some of the essence and dark humor of the series.

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Book 1

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#Witchathon #31by31 #SpookOWeen #CatsAndDogs
#ReadAway2024 #SeriesLove2024 #HauntedShelf #TBR +25

+26 points #FrightClub

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+1 point #FrightClub

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@Eggs
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Sad events of a misguided youth in urban Detroit around 1960. Alex lives with his alcoholic dad who works 2nd shift at a car factory. I enjoyed the ups and downs of the book, cheering for Alex, hoping he would make it through his hardships to lead a good life. He is a complex character with a complicated history. The story takes place over the course of about a school year, but has many flashbacks giving the characters tangible depth.

I loved this book- couldn‘t put it down. As a woman, I related to the main character. It also reminded me of some important life lessons- we all mess up but you have to learn to forgive yourself and keep going, it‘s not too late to make a change, and it‘s important to let people in. Cliques perhaps but truths nonetheless. Iykyk.