crying my way through a new fave | reading vlog

i don't know what to say about this book except for it's creepy- thank you - sorry, cleo keeps knocking into my hand and it's like. I feel like I'm on a ship in Star Trek.

I can tell you that if I had to sum up my reading experience it was that it was mostly dull and then extremely traumatic for me. I think other people's experiences with it are going to vary extremely from mine, I know that just from a personal perspective this was not my kind of book.

One of my favorite aspects about this is that there are, like, video transcripts of cell phone footage that is taken by the different characters as they go through the woods - I love a multimedia kind of story and it worked particularly well with this.

I absolutely love The Haunting of Hill House, i think this is an incredible, amazing story and I think that it was used as a beautiful basis for the Netflix adaptation.

This was a really beautiful book about the power of speaking up and telling your story that also acknowledged that- that there is a very real possibility that your story still won't be enough.

It's slow building, it's a really interesting character study about a family that has been completely ostracized and how they have become a new family because of it.