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But I feel like the story is so much more about human connection and that's what makes it so beautiful and touching.

And this book touches a lot on like addiction and grief and the way that sisterhood was written in this book is one of the most beautiful things that I've ever read in my life and like that's why it was my number one favorite book of last year because I loved it so much.

I really do love horror books that are about horror movies. Like I think they're very fun, but I think Curse of the Reaper has got to be my favorite out of these three.

Like I think they're very fun, but I think Curse of the Reaper has got to be my favorite out of these three.

I feel like both of these stories were just okay for me personally. Like I don't know, I wasn't the biggest fan of these ones. And I think it was mainly like the writing style, like the interview style of writing.

Both of these are thrillers that have very similar themes and I feel like for me, both of these thrillers are thrillers where I really like connected with the characters and I got emotionally invested and I feel like both of them have very surprising endings.

Don't Let the Forest In is like my favorite book that I've read so far this year. I love this with every fiber of my being.

Yeah, I think the tension between these characters in the expows was unreal. Like they were so cute together. I also loved all the drama of like everything goes wrong at this wedding and they're having to like, you know, put out all these fires together.

I gave both of them five stars, but I personally liked The Ex Vows even more than Happy Place, which I know might be an unpopular opinion, but like oh my god.

I think there's also a chance that if you like this book, you would also like hear one moment by Leanne Morardi because this is another book that touches on, you know, characters finding out when they're going to die.

I really do love horror books that are about horror movies. Like I think they're very fun, but I think Curse of the Reaper has got to be my favorite out of these three.

But I read it recently and I'm so glad that I did because I ended up really enjoying this one.

I think in my dreams I Hold a Knife is definitely my favorite of the two because I loved in this book there's a lot of like college campus vibes because this one is a story about all these college students who went to college together whereas Shiver is really interesting because it's all taking place on this mountain side and all of the characters in this book are competing in sports and they're doing like winter sports.

And this is definitely one of my favorite tropes personally in a thriller.

And I think both of these books really do a deep dive into talking about adoption in a way that's like really meaningful and really thoughtful and beautiful. And both of these are five stars for me.

And I think this one in particular is very interesting because we're following these two women who are fleeing from some domestic abuse kind of situations with their husbands.

I love both of these so much. And I think if you like reading about memories like this and you find it very interesting like what would a character look like if they're starting to lose their memories, I think you would love either one of these.

But both of these stories reminded me a lot of each other because in both of these stories you're following from the perspective of something that's not human. But they are, you know, providing some kind of commentary on humanity that I find to be really entertaining.

And it's like one of those stories where the characters are so messy and toxic and complicated, but you cannot pull your eyes away from the page. And both of these were five stars for me.

Like I gave this book five stars. I loved it so much.

I feel like both of these stories were just okay for me personally. Like I don't know, I wasn't the biggest fan of these ones. And I think it was mainly like the writing style, like the interview style of writing.

And this is definitely one of my favorite tropes personally in a thriller.

But this book has some of the most beautiful writing in a horror book that I've ever read. Like, I don't know how to describe it. It almost has this like fairy tale kind of like feel to the writing and it was just absolutely stunning.

And I think both of these books really touch on that and that it's really interesting.

I love both of these so much. And I think if you like reading about memories like this and you find it very interesting like what would a character look like if they're starting to lose their memories, I think you would love either one of these.

I absolutely adored the parents and the most fun we ever had. And I really connected with like the sister relationship in this one as well

I think both of these stories are about building unexpected human connections during really hard times. And so I just think if you liked the themes in either one of these books, I really think you would like the other one as well.

The Troop by Nick Cutter is one of my absolute favorite books of all time.

Both of these short little horror novelas are so incredibly graphic and gory and bloody, but they're also like so well written and so thoughtprovoking and they're some of my favorite horror novelas that I've ever read and they definitely remind me a lot of each other.

Both of these short little horror novelas are so incredibly graphic and gory and bloody, but they're also like so well written and so thoughtprovoking and they're some of my favorite horror novelas that I've ever read and they definitely remind me a lot of each other.

But both of these stories reminded me a lot of each other because in both of these stories you're following from the perspective of something that's not human. But they are, you know, providing some kind of commentary on humanity that I find to be really entertaining.

It reminded me a lot of A Monster Calls for those reasons, but then it also reminded me of We Are the Ants, which is like such high praise because We Are the Ants is like one of my favorite books of all time.

And these are just like my ideal kind of haunted house stories where it really feels like it's more like psychological and thoughtprovoking. God, I just love the way that both of these books were written.