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📚 December Read with Cyn’s Workshop Book Club Pick ✨

A new month means a new adventure — and for December, we’re diving into All That We See or Seem by Ken Liu as our next Read with Cyn’s Workshop book club pick! Continue reading 📚 December Read with Cyn’s Workshop Book Club Pick ✨

Deadly Ever After by Britney Johnson | A Predictable but Magical Sapphic Afterlife Adventure

Deadly Ever After delivers a heartfelt sapphic quest through the afterlife, balancing emotional character growth with a predictable True Love’s Kiss twist. Continue reading Deadly Ever After by Britney Johnson | A Predictable but Magical Sapphic Afterlife Adventure

🌿 The Moss by Lisa Lueddecke | Lyrical Fantasy, Mystery, and the Weight of Legacy

In The Moss, Lisa Lueddecke crafts a lyrical and mysterious fantasy that explores memory, legacy, and identity — a beautifully atmospheric tale that rewards patience and reflection. Continue reading 🌿 The Moss by Lisa Lueddecke | Lyrical Fantasy, Mystery, and the Weight of Legacy

🌫️ The Moss by Lisa Lueddecke | Haunting Atmosphere, But Missing Depth

The Moss mesmerizes with ghostly atmosphere and lyrical writing, but its haunting beauty doesn’t fully translate into emotional depth or character connection. Continue reading 🌫️ The Moss by Lisa Lueddecke | Haunting Atmosphere, But Missing Depth

The Moss by Catherine Doyle — A Haunting YA Mystery Rooted in Loss, Ghosts, and the Darkness Waiting in the Bog

The Moss is a haunting, atmospheric YA mystery exploring grief, detached girlhood, and the eerie secrets lurking in a cursed bog. Continue reading The Moss by Catherine Doyle — A Haunting YA Mystery Rooted in Loss, Ghosts, and the Darkness Waiting in the Bog

💀 Girls Who Play Dead — Twisted Thriller, Sharp Social Commentary & Feminine Rage

Girls Who Play Dead is a gripping YA thriller fueled by feminist rage, social commentary, and relentless twists that expose how society exploits girls and expects them to survive the fallout. Continue reading 💀 Girls Who Play Dead — Twisted Thriller, Sharp Social Commentary & Feminine Rage