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 Top Three Favorites: 
 1. A Thousand Ways This Could all Go Wrong 
 2. Inertia 
 3. Last Stand at the Cinegore 
 Head, Scales, Tongue, Tail: 3/5 
 I wasn't really sure how I felt about this story after I finished it. The thought I kept having after I was done was that I didn't want it to have a supernatural element, and I was disappointed when it did. 
 The End of Love: DNF 
 Last Stand at the Cinegore: 5/5 
 I LOVED R.L. Stine growing up, and this one read like an R.L. Stine book to me. I loved it. I loved the humor and the Cthulhu dressed as Strawberry Shortcake. This one was right in my wheel house. 
 Sick Pleasure: 2/5 
 Not a very light summer read that I was expecting/wanting in this set of stories. All of the initials for names were so hard to follow. Reading this story felt like work to me. 
 In Ninety Minutes, Turn North: 3.5/5 
 I didn't realize that this was a continuation of her story in My True Love Gave to Me. Now I want to go back and read It's a Yuletide Miracle, Charlie Brown again and then read this one. That was one of my favorite stories from the first anthology. 
 Souvenirs: DNF 
 Inertia: 5/5 
 Loved the sci-fi elements of this one, and felt that the writing was refreshing after reading the previous stories. I also liked the mental health aspect of this story. Really enjoyed it. 
 Love is the Last Resort: 4/5 
 Lots of characters in this one! It was kind of confusing at first, but I finally got the hang of who was who. I enjoyed the dialogue, but my mind was confused because they way they spoke reminded of of the 1920s, but in a modern summer resort. Overall a cute summer read. 
 Good Luck and Farewell: DNF 
 I tried to get through this one, but just couldn't connect with the characters or writing. 
 Brand New Attraction: 3/5 
 Kind of a weird story. I wasn't totally convinced of the depth of the characters' relationship. Also didn't realize that the magic was a real thing in the story until much later in the plot. 
 A Thousand Ways This Could All Go Wrong: 5/5 
 This one was so swoon worthy for me! I loved that there were only three characters in the story. I loved the writing style and simplicity of the plot. 
 The Map of Tiny Perfect Things: 3.5/5 
 Enjoyable read. I like the connection drawn between all the different dimensions, but never really connected with the story or characters.