I ADORE the Thursday Murder Club books. I don’t really care about the mystery itself either. The characters drive it entirely. I read the first four and went back and reread the first, and I got a lot more out of it, because I knew the core characters better.
👻 I love the Thursday Murder Club series. They just get better as they go along. Elizabeth is former MI6, and Ron was the British equivalent of a teamster. I love how Joyce and Elizabeth, and Ron and Ibrahim balance each other. You become so invested in them, and the other side characters, as the series goes on. As a Canadian I love this British sarcastic sense of humour, so it is totally for me. It is a straight-up mystery series, not a thriller. My recommendation is September House by Carissa Orlando. It is horror with a sense of humour. I would put it in the fridge on the Joey scary scale, so you I think you would like it. Opinion was split, but since you liked the last Grady Hendrix, I think you will like this.
I made my boyfriend read Thursday Murder Club. I made my mom read. I made my 88 year old grandma read it. I went on a campagin getting everyone to read it. Every character is so near and dear to my heart (yes there's a lot but everyone is so unique and adds to the overall story across the 4 books)
I love that you do "mood TBRs". I'm like you when I do a readathon - I want to read EVERYTHING but I cannot lock into anything because I am such a mood reader. I also have trouble staying present with my current read if I am thinking too much about what comes next. Now that I know myself, I make a list of options for each prompt and then I just choose as I go. I'm considering "Motherthing" for Summerween this year (see already thinking about my TBR, but there's no way I can read everything that I want to read). I'm currently 50 pages into "Scarlet in Blue". I read those pages so quickly - it's awesome so far, and yet it is never talked about on BookTube. The cover is also GORGEOUS!
Thank you Lexie! You are one of the few I look forward to here in youtube. I am feeling down more than usual, and I'm glad I got this notification! You are making my day a little bit better now 😊💖
You have so many good picks! The Sunset Years of Leonie Swann is really fun, I cannot wait for the next in the series!! I really enjoyed the book, it gives similar vibes as the Thursday Murder Club (though, I've only read the first, and am waiting for the rest to come up for me in Libby)
I love (and I think you would love) Girls of Little Hope, it's YA horror and kind of mystery too, set in the 90s in a small town focusing on these three girls. Their friendship will literally fill your heart right up to the top 💖
It's very rare that I've read all the books you read in a readathon video 🙂I actually enjoyed all these books and now I want to read everything else on your mood TBR. I would strongly recommend reading Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone soon, I loved that book and now I can't wait to read his next book.
Hey lexy!! I have a recommendation for you!!! Since you are a dog loves you'll love it. It's called The Dog Who Saved The World. It's awesome!! It's a middle grade sci-fi and set in summer. It'll literally give you warm sunshine feelings. You'll love it!!! Do give it a read!!
21:44 I got myself a copy and I’m saving it for Summerween 👻 for a good popcorn domestic thriller, I would recommend The Arrangement by bye Kiersten Modglin, Confessions by Kanae Minato and The First Day of Spring by Nancy Tucker👻
I love the thriller books written by Khurrum Rahman. So far there are 3, East of Hounslow, Homegrown Hero and Ride or Die. A fourth, I understand, is due out next year. They’re gripping, fast paced, and great storylines.
Thursday Murder Club on my tbrrr! Hopefully will read it next month!!! And all of these are going to my tbrr! Love you lexi! Your videos are always the best highlight of my day!!! ❤ And a book i'll like to recommend is The cavendish home for boys and girls by Claire Legrand.
Loved the vid and the readathon! You always make me feel like I’m just hanging out with a friend. It’s the best! Also, I recommend My Darling Girl by Jennifer McMahon. It’s a mother-daughter focused thriller.
Thank you, Lexy, for a really fun video!!! By-the-way... Those scones looked delicious! I would love to have your recipe, if it's possible of course. 🤗💖📚🍀☀️
A thriller I recommend for you Lexi is The Housemaid by Fredia Mcfadden. I can't remember if I've seen you read this on your channel yet. But if so, I also recommend the 2nd book in the series The Housemaid's Secret. I liked this one more than the first!
👻 I had such a great time at the readathon, the weather was rainy and perfect for thrillers! I recommend How to Solve Your Own Murder, it was one I read for the readathon and it was a different take on a murder mystery and had Knives Out vibes in my opinion! I thought it was great!
You should try the audiobook for the next Thursday Murder Club. The Man Who Died Twice is my absolute favorite audiobook! The narrator is great and does different voices so you can distinguish characters. I also liked the mystery in the second one more than the first. & the characters are just the best 🤗🩷 That audiobook feels like wrapping yourself up in a fuzzy blanket and sipping on a cup of warm tea. I can’t recommend it enough
I do not read a lot of murder mysteries (which is weird because I watch them) but I have read A Murder of Crows and A Cast of Falcons both by Sarah Yarwood-Lovett and I thought they were so fun. They are quick, fun, cozy murder mysteries. I've started the 3rd book in the series. 🙂 👻
Such a great video, inspiring me do a readathon myself too.. I enjoyed reading we have always lived in a castle, and also: The Sunset years of Agnes Sharp. Give that a try next time around. Until then everyone... happy reading 📚 😅🎉❤
Okay, I know that I should comment on the content of the video - that would be the correct thing to do. But I have to say that you have the most beautiful eyes and complexion that I have ever seen. And no, I'm not a creepo - just appreciating beauty when I see it. Happy Mother's Day everybody - living bodies that is! 😉😊 P.S. Actually, has anyone ever mentioned that you resemble "That Girl"?
I remember buying (and reading) "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" when we used to order Scholastic books at school. Do you think it works for a 6th/7th grader?🧡
I don't read much in the way of horror. I like things that give you an eerie feeling or are quite dark but I don't really gravitate towards straight up horror. I enjoyed "Alice" by Christina Henry. A dark story set in the world of Alice in Wonderland with the usual characters but I loved the twisted take on the characters. I am also currently reading "Something Wicked this way comes by Ray Bradbury" which I am finding beautifully written and eerie with lots to say about growing up. I am also reading "The Book of Doors" which isn't a horror but definitely has shocking elements to it. I mean the villain. The things the person does is just straight up evil if you ask me.
Last month I read Rebecca's Tale by Sally Beauman, which is a sequel to Rebecca by de Maurier, about the last people remaining after the events of Rebecca and trying to finding who Rebecca was and what really happened all those years ago. One of the main characters is a Scottish historian who might have connection to Rebecca as well.
👻 I always love hearing your thoughts on books. I'm not sure if I will read any of these, but do appreciate the info. I'm not sure if the book I really loved lately falls into these catagories, as I'm new to learning which type or book is which, but my favorite book lately is "Inheritance" by Nora Roberts. It's the first book in a trilogy called "The Lost Brides" and it's about murders, ghosts and romance. I really really loved it and can't wait for the next book to come out :)
I love your mood TBRs! My lovely wife was pretty fun, indeed. It has a very tiny barely there plot resemblance to My Husband, in my opinion. I think you should really read Come Closer, by David Ellis, if you haven't yet. It'll deliver everything you're looking for. Also Watching You, by Lisa Jewell.
👻 I want to read the Thursday's mystery club... and I consider myself warned! I would recommend the Robert Galbraith (J. K. Rowling's pseudonym) books if you're not boycotting! 😉 Loved the video!❤
I struggle with Thrillers so I can't recommend any. I did enjoy Survive The Night by Riley Sager, though. Horrors I can read all day long! If you haven't tried The Exorcist as a horror, I HIGHLY recommend that to everyone! I too DNF'd My Sister The Serial Killer last year :( Another great video, Lexi. Thank you! Sending all my beautiful bookish love to you xoxo 👻👻👻👻
I read Thursday murder club recently I think for me as a Brit and all the British references and vibes just appealed to me more so I gave it a 4.5, going to be putting my lovely wife on my tbr tho :)
The murder on the Orient Express, The affair at Styles The Body in the Library are three fantastic murder mysteries by Agatha Christie. Any books you recommend to me.
My current continous recommendation is Lock Every Door by Riley Sager! I'm the same as you and if the police/FBI are involved, I find myself really not all that interested! 👻
👻👻👻Dark and Shallow Lies by Ginny Myers Sain is such a deliciously good, creepy read. It has so many great elements all combined into an original tale, that includes a southern setting, a murder that was never really solved, mixed with realistic supernatural vibes. It's hard to describe, but utterly a perfect summer read if you like swamps, secrets, and characters that stick with you! 5 stars!!!!
I love Shirley Jackson and you just move that one up my TBR priority list! I just finished Girls and their Horses by Eliza Jane Brazier which is like a rich-people domestic thriller about the world of competitive equestrian training. In the beginning you find out someone has died and the story goes back and forth in time to lead up to the death so you start figuring out who and how and why etc. You might enjoy it! 👻🦊
👻 Loved my lovely wife read it in 2 days. I also DNF my sister the serial killer, for the same reasons😢 I would recommend, the sundown motel by Simone st James ❤
I think Thursday murder club is good it just probably me not feeling the right mood when i read the book, caused i need to like force myself in the beginning to finish it but i like the ending tho ...😂got the second one aswell
My husband loves The Thursday Murder Club series. One of my favorite mystery/thrillers I have read in the last couple years is His and Hers by Alice Feeney. I listened to the audio book and it was soooooo good. Also The Burning Girls by C.J. Tudor. I listened to the audio book on this too and it's also really good.
What I liked about My Sister The Serial Killer is that the chapters were 3 pages long. I would rec this book to someone who thinks they may not have the attention span to read a full length book.👻👻
👻 I had to DNF Thursday Murder Club for that reason! Too many characters and I felt that it was a bit too slow for me as well! There are 2 books I can think of that I thought had great twists/ interpretations on stuff I can't say as they're spoilers! The books are: The Last House On Needless Street and The Lighthouse Witches. I thought they were great!!
My lovely wife I am going to read it in October sounds thrilling and scary and weird and amazing 📙📚📚📖📖📚💖🩵💖❤️🧡🧡🪻🪻💘🩶💘💚🩷🌸🩷🥀🥀🥀🌺💞💞🌞💐💐🩶💘💜❤️❤️❤️💛💖💖📙📙🪻🪻💚💘💜💐💐💐🌹🪻💛❤️🧡❤️🪻💕💕💕📙
I ADORE the Thursday Murder Club books. I don’t really care about the mystery itself either. The characters drive it entirely. I read the first four and went back and reread the first, and I got a lot more out of it, because I knew the core characters better.
yes exactly! I think I'll continue on the series now so thank you for saying this!! :)
👻 I love the Thursday Murder Club series. They just get better as they go along. Elizabeth is former MI6, and Ron was the British equivalent of a teamster. I love how Joyce and Elizabeth, and Ron and Ibrahim balance each other. You become so invested in them, and the other side characters, as the series goes on. As a Canadian I love this British sarcastic sense of humour, so it is totally for me. It is a straight-up mystery series, not a thriller.
My recommendation is September House by Carissa Orlando. It is horror with a sense of humour. I would put it in the fridge on the Joey scary scale, so you I think you would like it. Opinion was split, but since you liked the last Grady Hendrix, I think you will like this.
September House is a fantastic book! Scary but also very sad. I suggest looking up content warnings for it though, just in case..
Interesting. I literally liked September House until the last 1/4. Sooooo unrealistic!!!! Pretty much highly disliked it. Am I missing something?
ooooo okay I'll def keep going!!
I made my boyfriend read Thursday Murder Club. I made my mom read. I made my 88 year old grandma read it. I went on a campagin getting everyone to read it. Every character is so near and dear to my heart (yes there's a lot but everyone is so unique and adds to the overall story across the 4 books)
LOVE The Thursday Murder Club books! So funny and so entertaining! Liane Moriarty's books are fabulous!
I love that you do "mood TBRs". I'm like you when I do a readathon - I want to read EVERYTHING but I cannot lock into anything because I am such a mood reader. I also have trouble staying present with my current read if I am thinking too much about what comes next. Now that I know myself, I make a list of options for each prompt and then I just choose as I go. I'm considering "Motherthing" for Summerween this year (see already thinking about my TBR, but there's no way I can read everything that I want to read). I'm currently 50 pages into "Scarlet in Blue". I read those pages so quickly - it's awesome so far, and yet it is never talked about on BookTube. The cover is also GORGEOUS!
Hahaha I'm already thinking about my TBR too! And I am too! I've heard really good things about Mothering!
Thank you Lexie! You are one of the few I look forward to here in youtube. I am feeling down more than usual, and I'm glad I got this notification! You are making my day a little bit better now 😊💖
omg that's so sweet of you to say! Thank youuuu!!
You have so many good picks! The Sunset Years of Leonie Swann is really fun, I cannot wait for the next in the series!! I really enjoyed the book, it gives similar vibes as the Thursday Murder Club (though, I've only read the first, and am waiting for the rest to come up for me in Libby)
I love (and I think you would love) Girls of Little Hope, it's YA horror and kind of mystery too, set in the 90s in a small town focusing on these three girls. Their friendship will literally fill your heart right up to the top 💖
It's very rare that I've read all the books you read in a readathon video 🙂I actually enjoyed all these books and now I want to read everything else on your mood TBR. I would strongly recommend reading Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone soon, I loved that book and now I can't wait to read his next book.
I'm waiting to hear what Lexie thinks about it 🤔I thought it was good. It was an impulsive, airport buy for me, but it didn't disappoint 👍
I will forever recommend the Lockwood and Co books. Older middle grade horror/mystery/dark academia and just awesome in my opinion :) 👻⚔️👻
Wholeheartedly agree with this reco! I absolutely inhaled the series (books and netflix adaptation) last year and I need more. 💙
I really need to read those!!
Hey lexy!! I have a recommendation for you!!! Since you are a dog loves you'll love it. It's called The Dog Who Saved The World. It's awesome!! It's a middle grade sci-fi and set in summer. It'll literally give you warm sunshine feelings. You'll love it!!! Do give it a read!!
oooo okay I'll write that down it sounds great!! Thank you!!
Bestie! That tank top is amazing. It looks so good on you! Also that intro montage is perfect
21:44 I got myself a copy and I’m saving it for Summerween 👻 for a good popcorn domestic thriller, I would recommend The Arrangement by bye Kiersten Modglin, Confessions by Kanae Minato and The First Day of Spring by Nancy Tucker👻
These are my favorite vlogs of yours. I love seeing your snacks and your meals.
I love the thriller books written by Khurrum Rahman. So far there are 3, East of Hounslow, Homegrown Hero and Ride or Die. A fourth, I understand, is due out next year. They’re gripping, fast paced, and great storylines.
Omg big little lies is soooo good! Also we have always lived in the castle is one of my fave as an audiobook!
I love your videos Lexi! You always motivate me to read! Thank you for the book recommendations ☺️
aww thank you Hillary!!
Thursday Murder Club on my tbrrr! Hopefully will read it next month!!! And all of these are going to my tbrr!
Love you lexi! Your videos are always the best highlight of my day!!! ❤
And a book i'll like to recommend is The cavendish home for boys and girls by Claire Legrand.
17:49 look is LOOKING, brows are BROWING. You look so chic here girly.😍
We have always lived in the castle is one of my all time favorite books. You are completely right when you said to read it for the vibes!!
I recently finished Listen For The Lie and really enjoyed it. I also finished Behind Her Eyes and the twist was wild 👻
the audiobook for The Reappearance of Rachel Price was amazing!
Loved the vid and the readathon! You always make me feel like I’m just hanging out with a friend. It’s the best! Also, I recommend My Darling Girl by Jennifer McMahon. It’s a mother-daughter focused thriller.
Thank you, Lexy, for a really fun video!!! By-the-way... Those scones looked delicious! I would love to have your recipe, if it's possible of course. 🤗💖📚🍀☀️
I love the Thursday Murder Club books. I also enjoyed My Sister is a Serial Killer. And you can’t go wrong with Shirley Jackson - so classic
I really want to finish My Sister the Serial Killer!! Hopefully this year! :)
Big Little Lies is great! Good luck
A thriller I recommend for you Lexi is The Housemaid by Fredia Mcfadden. I can't remember if I've seen you read this on your channel yet. But if so, I also recommend the 2nd book in the series The Housemaid's Secret. I liked this one more than the first!
I was hoping to get your take on The Fury. I enjoyed it, and it was a quick read read.
Looooove the vibes. I always come here for a good cozy time ❤👻
The last Thursday Murder Club was so good!
I was a sobbing mess! So good.
👻 I had such a great time at the readathon, the weather was rainy and perfect for thrillers! I recommend How to Solve Your Own Murder, it was one I read for the readathon and it was a different take on a murder mystery and had Knives Out vibes in my opinion! I thought it was great!
I would also recommend The September House.
Second this!
Alexandra Roselyn Thanks for posting this video
I managed to finish a book whilst I'm in California which was The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams and I loved it 🤩🤩
You should try the audiobook for the next Thursday Murder Club. The Man Who Died Twice is my absolute favorite audiobook! The narrator is great and does different voices so you can distinguish characters. I also liked the mystery in the second one more than the first. & the characters are just the best 🤗🩷 That audiobook feels like wrapping yourself up in a fuzzy blanket and sipping on a cup of warm tea. I can’t recommend it enough
You should read Chai time at Cinnamon Gardens!!!
Hi, it's great seeing you..!! I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for posting. Happy reading my friend!!
I do not read a lot of murder mysteries (which is weird because I watch them) but I have read A Murder of Crows and A Cast of Falcons both by Sarah Yarwood-Lovett and I thought they were so fun. They are quick, fun, cozy murder mysteries. I've started the 3rd book in the series. 🙂 👻
Such a great video, inspiring me do a readathon myself too.. I enjoyed reading we have always lived in a castle, and also: The Sunset years of Agnes Sharp. Give that a try next time around. Until then everyone... happy reading 📚 😅🎉❤
What a cute kindle cover! Was it made like that, or did you put stickers on the cover? If stickers, where’d you get them?😊
I loved it just from the title 😊 need more content like this!
Okay, I know that I should comment on the content of the video - that would be the correct thing to do. But I have to say that you have the most beautiful eyes and complexion that I have ever seen. And no, I'm not a creepo - just appreciating beauty when I see it. Happy Mother's Day everybody - living bodies that is! 😉😊 P.S. Actually, has anyone ever mentioned that you resemble "That Girl"?
My Lovely Wife was so good , it was so much fun reading with you. The Teacher by McFadden is a must read 👻
I remember buying (and reading) "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" when we used to order Scholastic books at school. Do you think it works for a 6th/7th grader?🧡
I don't read much in the way of horror. I like things that give you an eerie feeling or are quite dark but I don't really gravitate towards straight up horror. I enjoyed "Alice" by Christina Henry. A dark story set in the world of Alice in Wonderland with the usual characters but I loved the twisted take on the characters. I am also currently reading "Something Wicked this way comes by Ray Bradbury" which I am finding beautifully written and eerie with lots to say about growing up. I am also reading "The Book of Doors" which isn't a horror but definitely has shocking elements to it. I mean the villain. The things the person does is just straight up evil if you ask me.
The fury is a must read
I summarized The Fury as 300 pages of anticlimax told from the POV of a "where's my hug" guy
Yayyy, a new video😍 Can't wait to watch this when I'm home🥰
Last month I read Rebecca's Tale by Sally Beauman, which is a sequel to Rebecca by de Maurier, about the last people remaining after the events of Rebecca and trying to finding who Rebecca was and what really happened all those years ago. One of the main characters is a Scottish historian who might have connection to Rebecca as well.
👻 pretty cool and informative
👻 I always love hearing your thoughts on books. I'm not sure if I will read any of these, but do appreciate the info. I'm not sure if the book I really loved lately falls into these catagories, as I'm new to learning which type or book is which, but my favorite book lately is "Inheritance" by Nora Roberts. It's the first book in a trilogy called "The Lost Brides" and it's about murders, ghosts and romance. I really really loved it and can't wait for the next book to come out :)
Love you Lexi ❤❤❤❤
I love your mood TBRs! My lovely wife was pretty fun, indeed. It has a very tiny barely there plot resemblance to My Husband, in my opinion.
I think you should really read Come Closer, by David Ellis, if you haven't yet. It'll deliver everything you're looking for. Also Watching You, by Lisa Jewell.
👻 I want to read the Thursday's mystery club... and I consider myself warned!
I would recommend the Robert Galbraith (J. K. Rowling's pseudonym) books if you're not boycotting! 😉
Loved the video!❤
Lol Shirley McClain 😂 13:46
I struggle with Thrillers so I can't recommend any. I did enjoy Survive The Night by Riley Sager, though. Horrors I can read all day long! If you haven't tried The Exorcist as a horror, I HIGHLY recommend that to everyone! I too DNF'd My Sister The Serial Killer last year :( Another great video, Lexi. Thank you! Sending all my beautiful bookish love to you xoxo 👻👻👻👻
Great vlog of some good sounding thrillers I gotta check out. 👻💀🦇📚☕
I read Thursday murder club recently I think for me as a Brit and all the British references and vibes just appealed to me more so I gave it a 4.5, going to be putting my lovely wife on my tbr tho :)
The murder on the Orient Express,
The affair at Styles
The Body in the Library are three fantastic murder mysteries by Agatha Christie.
Any books you recommend to me.
👻 100% getting My Lovely Wife now! It sounds great
👻 Great video. I think I will read We Have Always Lived in the Castle, but will save for spooky season in the fall. Thanks for the rec!
My current continous recommendation is Lock Every Door by Riley Sager! I'm the same as you and if the police/FBI are involved, I find myself really not all that interested! 👻
My husband recommends Shiver by Ally Reynolds and The Life We Bury by Allen Eskens
👻 What is the purple nail polish you're wearing, please? It's so pretty! 💜✨
🎉Have a blessed one 📚
👻 I just finished reading The Sisters by Claire Douglas this week and it was insane but in a VERY good way.
👻👻👻Dark and Shallow Lies by Ginny Myers Sain is such a deliciously good, creepy read. It has so many great elements all combined into an original tale, that includes a southern setting, a murder that was never really solved, mixed with realistic supernatural vibes. It's hard to describe, but utterly a perfect summer read if you like swamps, secrets, and characters that stick with you! 5 stars!!!!
I love Shirley Jackson and you just move that one up my TBR priority list! I just finished Girls and their Horses by Eliza Jane Brazier which is like a rich-people domestic thriller about the world of competitive equestrian training. In the beginning you find out someone has died and the story goes back and forth in time to lead up to the death so you start figuring out who and how and why etc. You might enjoy it! 👻🦊
Big little lies is so much fun 😩
👻 Another great video
Happy Mother’s Day everyone! 💙💙💚💚💙🫶🏻🌹🩵🩵🌞❤️🧡💖💛🍄🩶💐🌺💘💞🌻🌹🩵🩵🌼💖🧡💜💜🥀💛💛💛🍄💘🩶💕💖🪻🩵🩵❤️🧡💖📚📙📙📙📚📚📚📙📚📚📚📚📚📖📖📖📖📖📖📖🧡🧡🧡💞💕📖💙💙🍄🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🌸❤️🪻❤️💘💚
Love these videos! I'm currently listening to Everyone in my family has killed someone, and im liking it so far 😊
👻 Loved my lovely wife read it in 2 days. I also DNF my sister the serial killer, for the same reasons😢 I would recommend, the sundown motel by Simone st James ❤
👻 I dded two of those books to my TBR. Thanks bunches!
I realllly hated the Thursday murder club books. I’m so surprised to read the comments
🥳 6 minute gang.
Hi Lexi, I'm 14 and wondering if you have some clean YA book recs❤
A good girl's guide to murder, the lunar chronicles ✨
I think Thursday murder club is good it just probably me not feeling the right mood when i read the book, caused i need to like force myself in the beginning to finish it but i like the ending tho ...😂got the second one aswell
👻 Hi again! I’m new to thrillers…is there a particular book or author you would recommend starting out with? Nothing too scary lol!
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Have you read No one can know by Kate Alice Marshall? I really enjoyed this book. 👻
Love your videos!! I gave 5⭐️ to The Only 1 Left by Riley Sager 👻
My husband loves The Thursday Murder Club series. One of my favorite mystery/thrillers I have read in the last couple years is His and Hers by Alice Feeney. I listened to the audio book and it was soooooo good. Also The Burning Girls by C.J. Tudor. I listened to the audio book on this too and it's also really good.
ooo I'll have to check that out thank you!
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What I liked about My Sister The Serial Killer is that the chapters were 3 pages long. I would rec this book to someone who thinks they may not have the attention span to read a full length book.👻👻
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👻 I had to DNF Thursday Murder Club for that reason! Too many characters and I felt that it was a bit too slow for me as well! There are 2 books I can think of that I thought had great twists/ interpretations on stuff I can't say as they're spoilers! The books are: The Last House On Needless Street and The Lighthouse Witches. I thought they were great!!
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What a cozy reading vlog! I really enjoyed it, even though I don't read thrillers and mysteries 👻👻
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mommas and the mother figures! ❤
I DNF'd the Thursday Murder Club.
I didn’t like the Thursday murder club it just seemed boring to me and a slowburn
I dnfed Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone.
My lovely wife I am going to read it in October sounds thrilling and scary and weird and amazing 📙📚📚📖📖📚💖🩵💖❤️🧡🧡🪻🪻💘🩶💘💚🩷🌸🩷🥀🥀🥀🌺💞💞🌞💐💐🩶💘💜❤️❤️❤️💛💖💖📙📙🪻🪻💚💘💜💐💐💐🌹🪻💛❤️🧡❤️🪻💕💕💕📙
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