Honestly, Pet Sematary wasn’t as terrifying as I thought it would be. Stephen King indeed left an unsettling creepiness factor you’d feel hours after reading.
BOOK REVIEW: “Pet Sematary” by Stephen King
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Honestly, Pet Sematary wasn’t as terrifying as I thought it would be. Stephen King indeed left an unsettling creepiness factor you’d feel hours after reading.
You will laugh, cry, and grit your teeth in anger as you read this book.
The Help takes place in the early 1960s in Jackson, Mississippi. Oh, Mississippi.
Look, I've been in Mississippi. Plenty of times. Let's just say I have some strong feelings about the state.
Ruth Ware's world of Hal and the Westaways reminds me of a Lifetime movie. Not one of those over-the-top movies where the antagonist is batsh*t crazy.
The Dollanganger family is all kinds of messed up. The biggest twist: V.C. Andrews makes sure you stop reading about it. Every single page you wonder what’s going to happen next.
It’s almost the end of August, and I’m finally sharing my July 2018 book haul with you! July was an exceedingly active reading month. I read over 20 books, the majority were comics!
GOOD NEWS
I’ve completed one of my 2018 book resolutions: read three YA books! One goal down, two more to go! Now, here’s my May 2018 book haul!
Exquisite Corpse rubbed me off the wrong way. The story is meant to be a romantic comedy, but I found it mildly frustrating. The lead character is a lazy protagonist. She didn’t do much to get her happy ending and the way she got it was, well, I’ll try not to spoil it.
Can I read up to book #100 by the end of this spring?
If you’re new to this blog, I’ve set up a Goodreads challenge reading 333 books this year. I’ve read 51 books (including comics & manga) so far.
How many books you’ve read so far this year? How about this April? Here’s my book haul for April 2018.
I picked up The Woman in Cabin 10 since I was in cruise vacation mode. No immediate plans for a cruise yet, but it's fun to think about it. Not to say I want to solve a murder mystery while I’m on it.
I've been a fan of The Adventures of Tintin cartoon since I was a kid. I always wanted to travel with Tintin. Now, not so much. It's crazy how many times Tintin (and Snowy) almost died in the comics.
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