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Let's Get Spooky: October's Read/Watch/Listen Recs

Let's Get Spooky: October's Read/Watch/Listen Recs

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It’s that time of year again! Light the pumpkin-scented candle, get a bowl of your favorite Halloween candy, and turn on a stormy night soundtrack to set the mood. Today, we’re bringing you the best scary (from Roni) and gently spooky (from Dawn) things we’ve read, watched, and listened to lately.


Highlights: 
  • Why Dawn can’t go to the movies in October
  • Reading slumps are the worst
  • Roni tried a new method to tackle her giant TBR pile and it worked!
  • A book that was on Roni’s TBR for 7 years
  • Locked basements are a bad sign
  • A book that had one of us thinking WTF the whole time
  • We need warnings if the dog dies
  • A book that was just right for Dawn
  • Roni’s spooky/scary TV and movie recommendations (and an anti-recommendation)
  • Dawn recommends a few fun and not-so-spooky things to watch
  • A genre mash-up with fantastic audiobook narration
  • Lycanthropy is a word and Roni is standing by that
  • It always comes back to Buffy
  • Our RAD recs of the week

Click here to get the full show notes, including links to all of our recommendations and anything else we mentioned in the show.
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Connect with Dawn on her website or @dawnalexanderbooks on Instagram




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