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Author: Chloe + JC
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His and hers book reviews. He is an intellectual who loves prose and complex themes, she is a former "gifted kid" into weird monster romance. Let the games begin.
Find Chloe at @monsterf_cker
Don't find JC.
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The suicidal characters will continue until morale improves! JC loves everything this book brings: sexting, dead cats, and piss poor hotel room management. Come with us on a journey of a 40 something coming in hot and fast with the energy to wreck a wedding that probably cost too much to begin with while Chloe struggles to discern a singular character's name.
Wasssup my dudes? We are late AF to get this out because this house has been filled with trauma - kinda like this week's book! In this book, the wolves fuck, the people fuck, and the oppressive government fucks everyone. Join us as JC begins his long hard ride into the world of ABO - and gets suspiciously mad that the wolves can only fuck another wolf.
Do you remember that controversial show from 2017? Well, we're bringing you the book behind it all! JC and I giggle at the inappropriate, discuss warning bobs, and the world's shittiest walking tour.
Mask boys are all over the thirst traps and the bookstagram space. Are they cringe? yes. Do we mock them relentlessly? Of course. Is this book what helped launch them into the mainstream? well....thats up to you. Join us as Chloe exposes JC to women's thirst commenting, the lightest dark romance, and your racist uncle's fictional recreation of Chicago. ps - while we rip on this book we also hate PB Squamer. Chloe would never let us support a mediocre while man
If you were a tumblr girlie, you know what is coming in this one. If you take one part JC as an insufferable teenage, and one part Chloe as a victim of abuse, and mix in a lot of black and white artistic photos - you get Perks of Being a Wallflower. Join us as we talk about Charlie's undeniably bad vibes, the toxic energy his friends bring to the club, and how sometimes plot isn't needed for a culturally impactful book.








