If you look really close, you can see the poor things roots under a very large branch.
I really enjoyed T Kingfisher's The Twisted Ones (2019). According to the author, it's based off of a story (The White People by Arthur Machen) that freaked Lovecraft out.
I just added this one to my TBR! The synopsis reminds me of a shorter Three Body Problem (which I really...liked? I'm not sure that's even the right word for that series lol).
The Deep by Nick Cutter.
I'm not sure if it's a case of hindsight, but I finished reading this right before the titanic sub incident and it definitely unlocked a new fear.
Saw it for the 1st time last October. My kid absolutely loved it and wants to move to Chicago to see it more often.
I don't, but I want to get one for my husband for his birthday. If I get the dock, can 2 people play the same game of it's on a TV or do I need 2 decks?
I'm so happy that I'm able to make a lot of things that my family eats from scratch. Bread does not need sugar/HFCS in it to be tasty! Really the only things I buy pre made now is pasta (I'm learning how to make spaghetti noodles, but elbow noodles remain elusive lol).
There will always be shows where the references go over the viewers heads. Hell, I've had to Google so much from The Golden Girls that I didn't understand. My 10 year old and 7 year old both love Futurama. The characters are timeless.
Burrito bowls. Unlimited possibilities of steak, chicken, pork, soy, rice, beans, veggies, cheese.
How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix.
Not a whole lot of spooky stuff happening so far, but I'm pretty happy to be an only child.