Meredith Monday Schwartz

village that has a sentient home that needs wrangling so the home had been being taken care of by a witch for a long time and that witch passed away and now the home was cranky and feral and sad the home itself is grieving and so evelyn and her daughter ruby go to basically try to figure out if they can make the home feel at home again and it's very sweet and it's very sane and

And I haven't read all of it.

So, you know, and it's an arc.

So, you know, my mileage may vary.

We'll see.

But sometimes even I need to eschew the murdering mayhem for a little while because it just starts to feel like too much.

I just need someone to be making a baked good.

Just someone make a muffin, please, for the love...

Yeah.

I mean, there are elements of that, but I think this is like Baba Yaga, but make it cozy.

We'll see.

We'll see how I may end up, you may end up never hearing from and hearing about it again because it's terrible.

I'm early days and it's really easy for a book in the first 30 pages to be great.

I mean, right.

So I would say, you know, if you want to continue to carry a print book around and people are going to ask you that, then I would just get really good at saying TBD.

Like, honestly, you know, I'm liking it so far, but I can't speak to the whole experience of it.

So your mileage may vary.

right yes you could get you could get clear on that a good little caveat yeah but also i so my kindle oasis i have only one and i carry it everywhere so it is it is the one i mean but then you also really everywhere set it up in the in the holder at night with the clicker

I mean, no, I don't set it up in the holder with the clicker.

I put the clicker on and, you know, if I'm using my iPad or sometimes the point is I read on this thing all day long, but I also will take it.