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An Anonymous Girl by Greer Hendricks ⭐/5

A woman in her 20s crashes a local university's psychology study. The professor running the study is sketchy af, and the book follows the dynamic between these two. I felt like everyone's motives were weird/nonsensical. There was no real reason for any of it, and it ended on such an oddly hollow note.

Never Lie by Freida McFadden ⭐⭐/5

Okay, genuinely, I'm becoming a certified fan (derogatory) of Freida. The writing sucks, the plots are nonsensical but it's genuinely so entertaining. I don't get tired of these weird weird books lol. This one was about a woman and her boyfriend who get trapped in a snowstorm...

The Guest List by Lucy Foley ⭐⭐⭐/5

This one will be my first December upload! There's a wedding on a creepy island; the book follows the POV of various guests. Everything seems like rich people messy problems, until someone comes across a dead body.

When the Wolf Comes Home by Nat Cassidy ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

Little boy's dad turns into a wolf monster when he gets mad. One day he runs from home and encounters a woman who tries to protect him. It's an absolute batshit ride from there.

Bury Our Bones in Midnight Soil by V.E. Schwab ⭐⭐/5

Getting away from thriller and horror genre binge, I read this fantasy/historical fiction/toxic sapphic vampire book. The premise? Wild. Love. The execution? Ahhhhhhh. The ending pissed me off enough to go down an entire star.

Weird Girl Lit Chronicles: Big Swiss by Jen Beagin

In my exploration of "weird girl lit," I picked up this book. The story revolves around Greta, a 45-year-old woman starting fresh in a small town, becoming obsessed with a young client nicknamed "Big Swiss."

The book tackles themes of trauma and coping while weaving a narrative that's both insane and intriguing. I recommend checking it out for a unique reading experience.