★ Book club ★

[Hallowinxer]

Welcome to the book club!

Here you can talk about the books you're reading atm, already finished books, tbr-lists, share your favorite books, write reviews or recommendations of the books... The genre doesn't matter!

I start with my recommendations for the spooky season:

- The Magpie Society -duology by Zoe Sugg and Amy McCulloch. It's not too scary! It has dark academy vibes, mysteries, secret corridors, secret society, murders and ya drama.
- The Ravens and The Monarchs by Kass Morgan and Danielle Paige. It's also a duology about a girl who finds out she's a witch and needs to pass the exams to become a part of the witch society. The witches need to hide their powers from "normal" people.
- Pet Sematary by Stephen King. A buried pet comes back alive - is it the same cat anymore and what has actually come back with it? At first I thought this book wasn't THAT scary, but after reading it I was a bit scared of the cats for a while so the book actually had an huge effect on me with its creepiness

[juleic1123]

I have a lot of books I've read recently actually, but they're all in portuguese but one, so I need to find its name among the sea of messages with my friends and I'll come back with it and a synopsis, it was so good though.

Also the third one sounds really interesting!

[CrystalRose]

I am reading a Disney book called Prince of Sea and Song. Don't think anyone here read it but just wanted to share

[Salomea]

- Pet Sematary by Stephen King. A buried pet comes back alive - is it the same cat anymore and what has actually come back with it? At first I thought this book wasn't THAT scary, but after reading it I was a bit scared of the cats for a while so the book actually had an huge effect on me with its creepiness

A common mistake, from what I've heard. Though I haven't read any of his works myself - seemed to have luck to always be around avid King's readers, who would tell You everything about given book they were just going through, so I almost feel as I have read them

I am currently reading three books:
- the complete Brambly Hedge - I've only recently saw the ilustrations to it, which were so cute, I've decided to get a copy, and right now I am reading one story just before bed, and I've only two more to go

- Tinker Bell and the Lost City - somewhat based on the lost media movie (?), it seems a continuation to the old Disney Fairies, but now in steampunk settings.

- "Walks through moomin valley. Philosopical and literary perspective" - few years back the author published "philosophical and translationary journey through moomin valley", which was very interesting and charming, this one, though, is rough and very forced :/ (titles of these two are in quotation marks, cause they're not originally in english ).