No joke my coworker asked what I was reading and I was like, it's a book called Stoner but no it's not about what you think it is

Thats good! I like it so far but after seeing this comment I'm worried I'll hate the ending lol

Agreed. I really enjoyed sharp objects, however.

I can see that. At times he made me want to pull out my hair, especially with his wife and daughter. I don't relate to him that way at all, but I couldn't stop reading to see what was going to happen to him

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Very well said! I kept thinking of how many people I know who seem to fit the bill on the outside. Most of us will not achieve great things, but have to learn to be happy pursuing what we love.

I loved it.

I loved the silent patient. Many plot holes. But I found it creepy overall and couldn’t put down. Guest list was terrible.

i can only read when i can't control the environment around me- i think it comes from reading harry potter book as a 5 yr old in classical music concerts while being forced to sit still lol

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George Saunders

I would have agreed with some of these before the pandemic.

I agree with none of them after.

While we have some solid guesses of where the coronavirus came from, we still do not have a consensus on its origin over three years later. If we were in a situation where communication was interrupted, this would be even more complicated. Not knowing where or how a zombie outbreak originated is perfectly in line with real life.

There's nothing wrong with liking different kinds of zombies. Fast. Slow. Doesn't matter.

People. Fought. Over. Toilet. Paper. People literally punched service workers, spat on people, called people slurs, threatened nurses and doctors, raged at flight attendants, and there's even information out there that car accidents or some kind of rage came out of isolation/quarantine. Toilet paper was not a true necessity like say, water, or medication. Dodging actual zombies and trying to get necessities from other humans? So much violence. It's my opinion that zombie media actual underestimates how much violence there would be in some cases.

Again, people did absolutely ridiculous things during the pandemic. Doctors: don't gather with your elderly relatives. People: gathering with their elderly relatives. Doctors: don't gather in large, crowded bars. People:...

There are people who still think the pandemic was fake or the flu so I absolutely believe lots of people will walk off on their own because the zombie apocalypse is fake. Totally believable. As is the gotten bitten and told no one thing now. So many people suspected they were sick and still went places.

Zombie media is about us though. It's not about the zombies. And I have to say, I think it gets us right. Unfortunately.

He might enjoy the Wayside School series by Louis Sachar, beginning with Sideways Stories from Wayside School.

It’s a series of absurdist comedy short story collections about the students and staff at school that is accidently built on its side, making it a skyscraper.

They’re still books but if the seller misrepresented the item then certainly report that as fraud. Was there anything in the seller’s location or description that indicated the condition or format of what you’d receive?

Oh c’mon. Whatever you say, fellow redditor.

Yeah, that's what you would say if you were looking to commit murder in real life and passing it off as writing research. We're on to you!

For some reason that subreddit never popped up for me when I searched for writing subreddits! Lol thank you so much!

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I showed my partner who is an elementary school teacher this post and they said that the most important thing is to choose decodable text. There are an abundant amount of examples online, so I would start there!

Elephant and Piggie books are extremely popular with 7 year olds, and most of them are at a late kindergarten/early first grade level, which should be about right for a struggling seven year old.

I’m innocent! Just reading too many thrillers lately, it sparked an inspiration to write something gruesome myself.

Your title makes it sound like you're looking for advice we'd need to call the police about.

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Unfortunately my biggest problem with audiobooks is my raging ADHD which trumps even the most well done audiobooks - second is I hate when men do women voices lol