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Mafalda Marques mafaldapinto — Mesu brought the book of Job to life with strong characters I cared about and truly wanted to know. She made sure God was in the forefront of every page. Even amid the sufferings of Job, this was a great read.

Charif Hicham hicham8162d20 — The ps chap book for this winter. atmospheric little ghost (?) story.

Kari Knutsen krknutsen7e9d — ** spoiler alert ** This anthology promises "hardboiled Cthulhu Mythos" tales, so that's the premise I am rating it on. Nothing serious, but pure fun. MARCH 27: "A Change of Life" by William Jones: An okay story, but nothing above average, in my opinion. The premise of seeing the events through the eyes of a Great Race who has possessed the body of a hitman is funny enough, but somehow it never really got beyond the "nice idea" level. Maybe it's because I have a more general problem with tales where such entities display human emotions (even if only in the narrative, and not the actions)... Still too early to rate this anthology with stars, though. Need to read a story or two more before I do that. MARCH 28: "Ache" by David Witteveen: I liked this one better than "A Change of Life." A man working for a mob boss is directed to Arkham to find a teen who has gone disappearing with a huge amount of money. At the end of the story we find out what the money was used for; and the protagonist himself is tempted, standing on the brink of the Miskatonic River with a portal opening... Nothing but entertainment, of course, but it was entertaining, and a fast, light read that I enjoyed. Nice:-) MARCH 30: "The Mouth" by William Meikle: Interrogating a suspect can go terrible wrong and in ways quite unimagined by even the smartest of cops. Even if said cop earlier in the story utilized help from a psychic who got more scared than ever and refused to tell about it. She does later on--but too late, it turns out. Something from the deepest of the oceans is on the prowl, and it wants to kill... Now! That's more or less the idea behind this tale. It was entertaining enough, and of acceptable quality. Stay tuned for more reviews;-)

Rafael Sicat coachraf — Too cute! Three little chicks, Penny, Polly, and Molly, aren't your typical chicks. Instead of being cute and quiet, they like to shake things up. They especially like to look under the farmer's tractor hood. The older hens want to teach them to be nice chicks, but the little chicks have too much fun swinging on cow's tails and roping roosters. It's not until the farmer's tractor won't start up and the chicks fix it, that the farm realizes it's good to have these tough chicks around.