Devon is part of a secret society of people who literally eat books to survive, but her son has a more complicated need: a hunger for human minds. This becomes a problem, as you might expect. What follows is a story of sacrifice, love, motherhood, and train schedules. Also it’s sapphic. Five stars. (Also the […]
This book started out really good, but as it continued it felt like it dragged on a lot for me. I mostly wanted to find out what the ending was which is why I continued slogging through it, and the end delivers well. It’s also about generational trauma and that’s always pretty neat. I’m not […]
This book is really really weird and I think that’s its best trait. I was extremely spooked by The Fall of the House of Usher as a small child, (and also confused it with the popular musical artist, Usher, and was terrified of him as well). The narrator has a really interesting Narration Style, which […]