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• carrie - stephen king
• foe - iain reid
• the hobbit - j.r.r. tolkien

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• the return - rachel harrison | ★★★¾☆
• revival - stephen king | ★★★☆☆

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• the silent companions - laura purcell | ★★★★½
• the watchers - a.m. shine | ★★★☆☆
• the twisted ones - t. kingfisher | ★★½☆☆
• survive the night - riley sager | ★★¾☆☆
• sphere - michael crichton | ★★¼☆☆ ↺

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• the guest list - lucy foley | ★★★☆☆

• ▨ leviathan wakes - james s.a. corey
• roadside picnic - arkady strugatsky, boris strugatsky
• blood meridian - cormac mccarthy
• the count of monte cristo - alexandre dumas
• rendezvous with rama - arthur c. clarke
• ▨ dune - frank herbert

• H., 30s, they/them si vou plait
• virgo. book & cat lover
• tumblr - storygraph

physical

• carrie
• the haunting of hill house

libby

• rendezvous with rama
• knock knock, open wide
• staircase in the woods
• there is no antimemetics division
• horrorstör - grady hendrix

• connections
• wordle
• waffle
• queens
• cover quest
• guess the book
• colorguesser
• framed
• guess the movie
• guess the game

[ × for owned ]

• house of leaves - mark z. danielewski ×
• war and peace - leo tolstoy
• lolita - vladimir nabokov
• the count of monte cristo (unabridged) - alexandre dumas
• the stand - stephen king ×
• 1984 - george orwell ×
• and then there were none - agatha christie ×
• the silmarillion - j.r.r. tolkien ×
• the hobbit - j.r.r. tolkien ×
• the realm of the elderlings (series) - robin hobb
• do androids dream of electric sheep - phillip k. dick
• the terror - dan simmons
• dune - frank herbert ×
• fahrenheit 451 - ray bradbury
• the handmaid's tale - margaret atwood ×
• the grapes of wrath - john steinbeck ×

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• chartreuse (n.) a color halfway between yellow and green, named so after a French liqueur of the same color.
• chevalier (n.) a knight.
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• erudite (adj.) having or showing great knowledge or learning.
• juxtapose (v.) place or deal with close together for contrasting effect.