Friday Reads!


It's all horror all the time around here lately but it's officially Halloween season, right? What are your weekend plans? 

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  1. Mary KirklandFriday, September 14, 2018

    I love Halloween season. No weekend plans. Just staying home and keeping cool. It's still up over 100 here.

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    1. Bark At The GhoulsThursday, September 27, 2018

      Yuck, I hope the heat breaks for you. I *think* yesterday might've been our last hot, muggy day.

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  2. chucklesthescotSaturday, September 15, 2018

    There's nothing worse than people interrupting your reading! I used to get that on the bus coming home from work...people wanting to know what I'm reading and why! It drove me nuts. This weekend it is the start of my ten days of shark books and films so I'll enjoy that!

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  3. LauraSaturday, September 15, 2018

    I'm reading mostly horror too. Bust writing a bunch of reviews for next month!

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  4. BarbSunday, September 16, 2018

    Hope everyone left you alone! Happy Reading!

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  5. KarenMonday, September 17, 2018

    I haven't read too much lately. It's been too hot and aghhhh I don't wanna do anything lol

    Karen @ For What It's Worth

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  6. Frank's Horrible Book ReviewsThursday, September 20, 2018

    We are definitely in the same page. Loved Everson's new book and I just started Predators.

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    1. Bark At The GhoulsThursday, September 27, 2018

      Predators is really good so far. I can't wait to read your thoughts.

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