Spoilers for a book that came out years ago: There was no explanation for what the house was, or why it time travelled, or why the murderer killed, right? It’s been a long time since I read this and I kind of skimmed the 2nd second half because I found it so unpleasant. But the fact that all the violence was never…

I barely finished this book. Did not enjoy it all. The entire plot revolved around “special” woman (who have no definition at all beyond being vaguely shiny, but always women) getting brutally murdered over and over again by a murderer who is helped by a magical house. The end offers no explanation or reason for any…

I agree. It’s important and rewarding to hear different voices and different stories, but it’s not the job of a single piece of media to represent every possibility of the human condition.

I agree! I’m also impressed that Tarantino was able to ignore her nasty little barbs and write anyway. Now he’s a massive success. Good for him.

Your mom sounds like a hero. This hits so close to home. My husband and I have two kids (2.5 and 3 months) and this year daycare will cost us $29,000. We don’t live in a high income area, and these are the average prices. This is just what it costs. We are both currently working 2 jobs to pay for it while we both look…

Granted, it’s been a solid 10+ years since I last worked at a Whole Foods, but this is just so rich. When you’re an employee, excuse me team member they would go on and on and on about how amazing Whole Foods was to work for, how well they treated their employees, how you don’t even need unions when a place is this…

I am struggling to get into Mostly Dead Things. I’m about 10% in and I think it just might not be my thing. I did just finish Sally Rooney’s Normal People and it was so good I just want to read it again and I’m worried it’s ruined all other books for me.