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This is, and has been for a long time, my favorite book. (And I'm a bookworm, so that says a lot.) I never thought picking a favorite would be possibly, until I read this. It's mostly clean and has very little spice (there's a couple makeout scenes but nothing really intense or suggestive) which is really hard to find at this point. I'm not usually a fan of love triangles but this is a TOTALLY different kinda thing and that really intrigued me. The characters are very well fleshed out, to the extent that if I'm feeling lonely I'll turn up the audiobook and drift off into good company. I think it really digs deep into the flaws of human nature, which is great bc so many books want their love interests to be perfect and their friends to always be nice. It also leans heavily on how it feels to be a soft soul in a hard world, which I relate to on a very real level because I struggle with BPD. I have always been more sensitive than the people around me, so this book made me feel seen and understood even though it's fiction. Also, Ian O'Shea is marriage goals and even tho I'm into brown eyes, I would totally marry him instantly if I was in Wanda's shoes. That's all I'm saying. ;) 100/10, I listen to it on repeat and beg you to join me in the heartbreaking epic joyride that is a realistic alien invasion inter-species love triangle romance thriller. <3 Oh yeah and the movie - there's sooo much missing, especially the best quotes, but the scene in the field makes it still worth watching. And Ian in general is just... I have no words.

This was so good!! My only gripe with it is that it doesn't show David making amends with the neighbors after he went off on them... I'm very sensitive to fighting etc so some of the scenes where the arguing got intense were really hard for me, but otherwise it was very good. I struggle to stay positive when difficult things happen in my life so this was kind of a callout 😅 I also cried my eyes out quite a bit which was kinda needed tbh. It's so refreshing to watch a movie that doesn't shy away from the real hard things, but also doesn't shy away from the real beautiful miracles that God provides for us. So.. yeah it was really good ♥️ thank you.

If I could give it a zero I would. I don't think I even made it a quarter way into the movie without having to stop. There were many scenes which were absolutely horrifying and literally almost made me vomit. I saw it every time I closed my eyes and cried quite a lot. I will note that I am a very sensitive person, but one of my favorite movies is Hacksaw Ridge. I can handle blood and guts sometimes. But the zero-respect shown for deceased bodies was unbearable and I had to stop. Do not watch. Nauseating and not worth it.

I love this author. I read monstrous and ravenous first and was so excited when I found more of her books at my library!! I don't enjoy this one as much as the first two I read but they're still really amazing. 👏👏👏 love the characters and world building but my favorite thing about her writing style is that she uses darker twists than are typically found in this genre. (IMO) I love fairytales and fiction fantasy so I really enjoyed this and it's part2.

I found this book years ago and fell in love. I actually read Ravenous first (which I don't recommend, the stories make more sense if you read this one first) just because I saw the back cover. I'd just read The Mussorgsky's Riddle by Darin Kennedy (a VERY different book that is DEFINITELY not for this targeted audience; I read a little of everything at that age regardless of genre or age recommendation.) so seeing Baba Yaga's hut on chickens feet in another work of fiction sparked my interest immediately. As soon as I finished that I was on a hunt for everything else this author had ever written, and found this!! And here I am, five years later, annotating it to give to my best friend. (We both love fairytale fiction with a dark side.) <3 Endless love for this author and all her work.

I’m not one for horror or scary or anything if that nature, but I can’t help loving this movie. The twists and turns really draw you in. If you are hyper sensitive to gore and scares like me, I recommend reading the IMDB parent review spoilers first because some things may be triggering and upsetting to some people. Other than that, it’s extremely good and the whole idea it proposes is amazing. (Plus I just really love Katie Douglas.)

I used to read these as a kid and they were some of my favorite books ever. I had undiagnosed anxiety up until I was... maybe 15? So reading really helped me quiet down my brain etc. This series helped me learn how to regulate my emotions better on my own and use more logical reasoning instead of acting ONLY on what I was feeling. Many many years later, I still smile whenever I see these books at the library or book store. ♥️

I miss the old seasons. The more they drag it on, the more confusing it gets. To be honest, it has gotten pretty boring. I'm still trying to make myself watch the last season so I know what's going on. It keeps going! I don't know how it keeps going! My advice would be, the first season is the best. I personally would watch the rest too if you ship Bellarke. I wouldn't follow the show unless you want to follow the couples. That's the only reason I'm still hanging on.

I have loved this show since I found it on Netflix, and was crushed when they took it off. I’ve been saving money forever to buy it off Amazon because I miss it so much. As weird as this sounds for someone who doesn’t like creepy/scary/dark kinda stuff usually, this played a surprisingly huge roll in my childhood and I’ve missed it never since. Even the theme song is bomb. Plus, Katie Douglas is frickin awesome in everything I’ve seen her in. 100/10, would recommend.