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Day 1: THE CORRESPONDENT by Virginia Evans

Day 5 one day late #LibFaves2025 RAISING HARE: A MEMOIR by Chloe Dalton . A calming, restorative read. I learned so much & it has stayed with me.

Let's see if I can actually remember to do this daily 😂 My first fave is A World Without Summer by Nicholas Day. Absolutely top tier MF non-fiction. #LibFaves2025

Low Threshold Book Club 2025:

We read a whopping 3 books!
1: A topical 🇺🇸 book on feminism. We could not stand the writing. Abandoned.
2: A romantasy. They loved it, I struggled. Took months to synch, months to recover.
3: Winner! The gorey murder novel Victorian Psycho. Finally!
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Day 2 of #libfaves2025 is of course WHY I LOVE HORROR by @raforall.bsky.social @sagapressbooks.bsky.social @laneheymont.bsky.social
Essays by authors who represent the depth and breadth of horror today. Necessary reading for the horror fan as well as anyone interested in the creative process.

Day 4 - DINO POETRY - I randomly encountered Dino Poetry on a new shelf at the local library. What a gem! Especially if an ELA teacher, a creative writing teacher, etc. Humor. Poetry examples. Writing facts. #LibFaves2025

Day 3- THE SCAMMER -Tiffany D. Jackson books elicit strong emotions. This one made me SO frustrated &angry that more people weren’t stepping in. But her books also tend to shed a light on issues people aren’t addressing. - Great book for HS &up about early college kids. Audio was good. #LibFaves2025

6. KILLER ON THE ROAD by Stephen Graham Jones. And no, it’s not the only SGJ on my list. Technically it’s a rerelease but I was completely taken with this story. We don’t get a good highway horror every day. A teen running away from home becomes the target of a shapeshifting trucker. #LibFaves2025

7. WHY I LOVE HORROR edited by @raforall.bsky.social with forward from
@sadiehartmann.bsky.social . A brilliant collection of essays from the biggest names in horror about how the genre helped them survive and thrive from childhood to present. Every story has something new to offer. #LibFaves2025

8. THE SALVAGE by Anbara Salam. A slow-burn horror set in the 60’s in a small seaside Scottish town. Marta is hired as a diver to investigate a shipwreck. But after that first dive, she becomes convinced she’s being followed by a ghost. Eerie, atmospheric, and perfect for cold nights. #LibFaves2025