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I really loved this book, and I read it in one sitting!

TW = Dysphoria, Familial abuse, Dead-Naming

I'm so glad I got to read a copy of this. Thank you for the freaky cool fairy-bugs, the self-serving Neverland, and a raw emotional tie between rivals.

So, this book is excellent, I think. I am still having a hard time defining what I like and dislike about it. I love the polyamory representation, and that the story didn't hold back with dark twists. I feel like the ending seemed sudden, and yet a long time coming. I wonder if there might be a sequel, but I'm not sure if I'd read it?

Second time reading, and I love it just as much!

I loved the realistic ending! I highly recommend! The twists and turns broke my heart, but in a very refreshing way. Thank you, Aiden Thomas! You rock!

I love getting to see baby Declan's mindset!! AHH!

I loved this!

Gansey would.

Lovely! I love the characters, especially Wil!

This is currently my absolute favorite graphic novel. Highly recomend to all!

Hard to stay focused on this.

Very lovely art work. Raw and touching. I love how they use color to show normalcy returning to her life.

T/W Rape/NonCon.
Oof. Ooof. Ooooooof I tell you. It's a hard read, but worth it.
(Hard for secondhand embarrassment and shouting ‘GHOST!' an an unhearing narrator.)

Very cute! I love the premise and the art – Looking forward to seeing more of this!

Definitely captures the essence of an early MCU Loki. I enjoyed his casual honesty regarding genders, preferences, and desires. It hurts to watch him become the boy that feels unloved, but soo worth the read.

Who doesn't love Mrs. Jones. What a marvelous found family.

I really liked this one. It's dark and moody and violent, but focuses hard on the importance of friendship and bonds during difficult times. The ending was a bit abrupt, so I'm hoping she makes a sequel!

This seems a lot more natural than most instant “Just add romance” Works. I liked it alot!

A fun re-read at the nursing home!

Kafkaesque

Very Beautiful, both in story and artwork!

I had the chance to read this in advance with NetGalley in exchange for an honest review! Thank you for the opportunity!

I rather liked this one! It was queer in a casual way, and the balance of spooky cryptid research to unfriendly small town that's not unfriendly in a racist or homophobic way was good! I felt like there was something everybody knew except me, and it was a driving force to find out exactly what that was. I feel like the relationship was a bit too quick, but I often feel like that with books aimed at teens!

I kind of wish I could have seen more about the family's history, and what exact events have led them to be so wary of passerby.

I loved the art, and I think the character designs were good!

I'll preface this to say Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this in advance in exchange for an honest review.

I really loved the artstyle of this one, but the writing accompanies it nicely. I loved the casual and informative discussion of mental disorders and conditions.

Adorably Light-hearted, this book helps to show that feeling your emotions is okay, and that bottling things up is worse than feeling sad. Very adorable!

I loved Oliver James, but the main character was kind of toxic and hurtful. I'm glad to see that characters of all types can be mean and petty too, but I felt like his behavior was forgiven too much. I loved the audiobook!

Here is a thing that I want: To read this book and love it exactly the same everytime.
Here is a thing that I fear: The unknown world of those who don't feel the desert on their face when listening to this audiobook.
Maggie, Your colors show in this book. The heart, the soul, the joy, and the pain. I read this book and feel cleansed. Thank you for reminding me that crying is okay, love can be deadly, and talking about what is hurting you is the best way to heal.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
-A Listener