worlds most unofficial post im just putting it out there that i wrote this :3
there's a second part planned i just had a deadline and the 4k first scene was NOT in the plan. i dont have time . once the second part is written im making an actual post for this fic since its written as a prompt fill for two bingo cards ^_^
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“I wouldn’t kill you, little mouse. I want to keep you.”
Zade Meadows, Haunting Adeline by H.D. Carlton
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Adeline: Uh, does anyone know why Sibby is crying in the bathroom?
Sibby: BECAUSE OF ZADE.
Zade: I'm sorry I hurt your feelings when I called you stupid, I genuinely thought you already knew.
Sibby: *crying intensifies*
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reading update
small reading update for the day.
i'm about halfway through the winners, it has been going a bit slow for me but i honestly just think i'm in a physical reading slump and i'm trying to push through it. ugh.
next, i just started how to sell a haunted house by grady hendrix and im about an hour into it and its pretty good. i really like the buildup so far and the brother mark is so sus i feel like he has smth to do with the parents' death. idk though but that is my theory so far!
anyway, feel free to let me know what you're currently reading if you'd like or just let me know if you've read either of these so far!
until next time! probably tomorrow
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Book Ghosts Bookmarks!
Haunt your books with some DIY ghosts. This is so fun to make. It fulfilled my childhood obsession over laminators that only teachers had access to.
Things you need: Hot laminator, laminator sheets, tracing paper or thin wrapping paper, pencil, pencil sharpener, eraser, scissors.
1) Draw the outline of ghost on tracing paper.
2) Cut out ghost shape.
3) Draw the ghost face. Ghastly hands are also nice.
4) Turn over the paper and draw the same design on that side. This is a great time to fix any asymmetry. Skipping this step will make the bookmark one side darker than the other.
5) Input pouch with ghosts in the laminator that’s warmed up. Witness the ghostly transformation as the machine output the heated laminate sheet turning the ghosts even more transparent from the melted glue inside the laminate sheet.
6) Carefully cut the ghosts out. Leave about 2mm boarder.
7) You have a fraid of book ghosts good enough to haunt your books.
༼ つ ❍_❍ ༽つ
Tips:
5mil or 7mil has a much smoother finish than 3mil laminate sheets
Always put the fused edge of the laminate sheet in the machine first
Thin paper works better
Use paper towels to shield your fingertips from leaving oily smudges on tracing paper
Sharp pencil helps with drawing details like tiny fingers
Dull pencil helps drawing shading like the soft dark eye circles.
Keep pencil graphite bits off your fingers and working area. They smudge easily on tracing paper.
Only use good quality erasers for the rest of your life. Otherwise, scotch tape with some skills still works better than those pink erasers from heck.
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Haunting Adeline is so freaking unhinged and I love every single word of it
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"You can’t escape me, little mouse. I will always find you."
Zade Meadows, Haunting Adeline by H.D. Carlton
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I just started reading The Haunting of Hill House, and
Wish me luck...
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While I hate that I'm a hoarder there is nothing more unpleasant than empty bookshelves
Anyway recommend more fiction I got 2 shelves to fill and my birthday is next week
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Book 039
The Haunted Looking Glass
Edward Gorey
New York Review of Books 2001
This collection of classic ghost stories chosen and illustrated by Gorey is another great NYRB reissue. Although I wish it had also been a paper over boards hardcover like the others.
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creepy puppets scare me
so i knew absolutely nothing about this book going into it and turns out i hate it!
not really, i do really like the writing and the story so far i'm almost six hours into it and i honestly do not have any complaints.
i just get really creeped out by dolls and puppets, especially clown dolls/puppets so this book is actually a little scary to me but i do really enjoy it!
i hope it sticks this well throughout it because i do like this author a lot and i want to get into his other works. but anyway, if you've read this book let me know! i'd love to hear your thoughts!
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