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World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War by Max Brooks
3.0
3.5 stars, pretty on-par w/ Devolution. i love the ideas, but the attempt at real-world commentary falls kinda flat for me, and Brooks isn’t very good at making all the dozens of POVs sound like distinct characters.
Phantoms by Dean Koontz
3.0
2.5 - would be better if it wasn’t a copaganda :/ plus a couple of really outdated racist language bits. the concept is fun! the pacing is weird! the characters are really underdeveloped. those are my main thoughts.
Darkwing by Kenneth Oppel
4.0
this is rly fun i def appreciated this less than i should’ve as a kid i think
Firewing by Kenneth Oppel
4.0
wild time. totally forgot how much random existence/death/happiness philosophy is in this book lmao
if u are gonna read this series; i think this book is objectively unnecessary
if u are gonna read this series; i think this book is objectively unnecessary
Carmilla and Other Tales of Mystery: And 12 Other Classic Tales of Mystery by J. Sheridan Le Fanu, Leonard Wolf
4.0
i think le Fanu was scared of cats
The Secret to Superhuman Strength by Alison Bechdel
5.0
4.5 — in a way that only Bechdel can, this book combines themes of exercise, relationships, growing up, and... transcendentalism! it’s introspective and tied together really elegantly. i’ve seen some critique that it’s rambling and disconnected, but it works for me, and very much reads like other work by Bechdel. i’m not even interested in exercise as like. a topic. but i do love literature and philosophy and lesbians and memoirs, and this book delivered!
A Quick & Easy Guide to They/Them Pronouns by Tristan Jimerson, Archie Bongiovanni
5.0
i’m definitely not the target audience for this, but it does what it needs to do!