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April 1, 2020

American Gods by Neil Gaiman — book review

“Gods die. And when they truly die they are unmourned and unremembered. Ideas are more difficult to kill than people, but they can be killed, in the end.” It isn’t surprising that American Gods is regarded as one of the genre-bending novels of all time. Over the course of 500 pages Neil Gaiman deftly blends…
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2000s, 3rd pov, 5 STARS, ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE, Adult, adventure, affairs, afterlife, ambiguous protagonist, America, American, American Gods, BOOK REVIEW, Booklr, British author, Chicago, Contemporary, DEATH, Dreams, FANTASY, fathers & sons, favourite authors, FOLKLORE, gay side characters, gods, great storytelling, heist, HISTORICAL FICTION, history, Illinois, lgbtq+ side, MAGIC, MAGICAL REALISM, male authors, minnesota, MYSTERY, myths, Neil Gaiman, PARANORMAL, prison, published in 2001, re-reads, read in 2016, read in 2020, Religion, road trip, SOCIAL COMMENTARY, SPECULATIVE FICTION, story within a story, Storytelling, SUPERNATURAL, tennessee, URBAN FANTASY, violence, Wisconsin, zombies & undead
November 7, 2019

The Bone Houses by Emily Lloyd-Jones — book review

The Bone Houses is a delightfully creepy and atmospheric book that makes for a quick and entertaining read. “The things that crawled from the lake were sinew and rotting flesh. They were silent, with hollow eyes and bodies that caved in. They were called bone houses.” The story follows a quest of sorts in a…
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3.25 stars, 3rd pov, adventure, creepy setting, dark fantasy, Emily Lloyd-Jones, FAIRY TALES, fairytalesque prose, FOLKLORE, HISTORICAL FICTION, MAGIC, monsters, PARANORMAL, published in 2019, READ IN 2019, siblings, The Bone Houses, Wales inspired setting, YOUNG ADULT, zombies & undead

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American Gods by Neil Gaiman — book review

The Bone Houses by Emily Lloyd-Jones — book review