all the books i read in november 📚🍁 *bookmas day 6*

Everybody should read this because it's really going to put your life into perspective, and it's going to It's going to help you set your priorities straight, for sure, absolutely. Gosh, this was such an incredible book.

It's such an incredible piece of literature and if you haven't read it, I would highly recommend it. I did end up giving it four stars

I loved the premise. I loved the sister dynamic. I don't know It just didn't feel entirely complete to me.

These stories were just so intense. And I also think that this is one of the darkest short stories that Junji Ito has come out with just because of the subjects that he writes about. They just get really dark, and I love that.

A lot of the plot points from this book were pretty obvious, but personally, that doesn't take away from my enjoyment of the book.

It's emotional, it's philosophical, it's a man screaming into the void that he created. It's just incredible, okay? It's incredible.

So I really enjoyed my experience reading The Lusiads and I am so grateful that whoever sent this to me knew that I was going to enjoy it. I did end up giving this 3.5 out of five stars.

It was beautifully written. It was so magical. It felt so surreal and fantastical.

When I read Uncanny, I understood just why Junji Ito is so horrifying to me, and it's because his horror isn't based on the fantastical or the science-fictiony. His horror is based on humans.