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Podoween 2024 Oct. 31

It’s Halloween, so we cover the rest of the Goosebumps series, all the stuff we didn’t get to. Plus, stick around for a bonus review

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Podoween 2024 Oct. 27

The Bone Chillers series, the only books guaranteed to change the temperature of your skeleton, leaving the rest of your body unaffected. Many resources were

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Podoween 2024 Oct. 15

It Watches in the Dark by Jeff Strand brings us the most likely successor to the Goosebumps throne. And hopefully the treasure room that I

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Podoween 2024 Oct. 14

All of the books in the series of Bonechillers, books meant to affect the temperature of your bones. This was a serious medical problem in

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Podoween 2024 Oct. 09

Tiny Town Terror is our first Deadtime Story, and it features a hobo/killer doll with the power to create life. Yep. This children’s novel addresses

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Podoween 2024 Oct. 08

Graveyard School is a Bumpoff series that DEMANDS further exploration. This MAY be the origin of people eating your pets and that whole thing. I

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Podoween 2024 Oct. 05

Stay out of the basement. Please. I’m begging you. I’m being smothered in this family. I need my space. Just stay out of this godforsaken

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Podoween 2024 Oct. 03

We deviate from the main Goosebumped path and into Strange Matter: Bad Circuits. Killer robot versus fear bomb. Plus, the greatest villain, Frank Dunk.

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Podoween 2024 Oct. 01

Here we are, another Podoween, and it’s time for the big reveal! Oh, wait, I already revealed this is Goosebumps year like ten times? Well,

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Superman: Space Age

The ending on this one is good, interesting, but getting there means slogging through the well-trod beats of a DCU that is almost identical to

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Nudes

author: Elle Nash review: I think what Elle Nash delivers that a lot of authors don’t is a very authentic version of the rural/suburban sort

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Vinland Saga Omnibus, Vol. 1

author: Makoto Yukimura name: Peter average rating: 4.49 book published: 2006 rating: 3 read at: 2024/03/25 date added: 2024/03/25 shelves: review: I’m not the biggest

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The Impossible (2012)

I only like disaster movies that involve flying severely unqualified blue collar workers to space armed with a nuke that’s going to solve the problem. 

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Monster Blood

Well, a kid gets stuck with his deaf…aunt, grandma, something, doesn’t really matter, and when he visits a local toyshop, he finds a container of

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Cat + Gamer, Volume 1

This is the romcom we all need: a young, attractive businesswoman clocks out at precisely 5 every night, never socializes, goes straight home, all because

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Danger Street Vol. 1

Mmm…this is one of those “a lot going on here” books, not in a good way. Ton of characters, not real clear what’s going on,

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Dead Company vol. 1

On one hand, working for a company that does murder stuff isn’t the best. On the other hand, the company seems to be pretty good

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Chainsaw Man Volume 2

I do not recommend reading this volume 18 months or more after reading the first. You’ll remember less than you need to. Unless you’re one

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SpyXFamily Volume 1

Reverse Meet the Parents, not for me. I also really despise “hitman with a heart of gold” stories. There is no such thing. John Cusack

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“The All-Nighter”

“Zdarsky books start at an automatic 4 minimum, but vampire books are an automatic 2 with room to grow. This is a show-er, not a

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“Divinity”

“You know, the good and bad of the Valiant universe is that while I appreciate their attempts to make a cohesive universe where it feels

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“The Swarm (The Woods, #2)”

“You know what’s weird about fleshing out characters in flashback?We have typical high school students, and then they’re thrown into a pretty wild situation they’re

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“Remina”

“You know what’s super weird and distinct about Japanese horror comics? The main character torch gets passed around a lot. In an American comic, you

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