3.5/5 
 Overall, pretty good! I admit, I bought this solely for the Stephanie Perkins continuation of North and Marigold's story from My True Love Gave to Me. (Can we just get a full on novel about North and Marigold, please?) 
 So the breakdown went like this: 
 Head, Scales, Tongue, Tail - 4/5 This one was really surprising, and a strong way to start off the book. I really ended up liking it a lot. I have never read any of Leigh Bardugo's books before, but I may pick one up now. 
 End of Love - 3/5 This one was just kind of meh for me. Nothing out of the ordinary. Nothing wrong with it, but I just didn't care for it. 
 Last Stand at the Cinegore - 4/5 Libba Bray has really quirky stories (at least the ones I've read) and I really liked this. I liked the atmosphere of the dark, spooky old horror movie theater and the supernatural twist. 
 Sick Pleasure - 1/5 I read this, but I didn't like it. The use of initials for names was annoying, and the ending was just stupid in my opinion. This one was a nope for me. 
 In Ninety Minutes, Turn North - 5/5 As I said, I bought this book straight up for this story and it didn't disappoint. I love the characters, loved the ending. 
 Souvenirs - 2/5 This wasn't necessarily bad, but Kieth was annoying, and since the whole story was about a breakup, it wasn't very romance-y. 
 Inertia - 3/5 Eh, nothing really special about this one for me. The futuristic sci-fi was kind of cool, but in the end, it didn't really stand out to me. 
 Love is the Last Resort - 4/5 I actually really liked this one. I liked the matchmaking aspects and the backdrop of a upscale resort where the same people return every year just seems like summer to me. Dirty Dancing-esque. 
 Good Luck and Farewell - 3/5 Not bad, not good. Just kind of there. Again, nothing really stood out to me. 
 Brand New Attraction - 4/5 I liked this one a lot. The concept of the dark carnival was pretty cool, and I liked Lulu and Lucas a lot. 
 A Thousand Ways This Could All Go Wrong - 5/5 I loved this one. It was so interesting to read and I liked seeing Annie get Griffin to open up. Also, the ending was super cute. 
 The Map of Tiny Perfect Things - 3/5 Not bad, but not really standing out either. Mark and Margaret are stuck in a Groundhog Day type scenario and decide to try and find the perfect moments. Overall cute, but not super memorable for me.