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January 16, 2019

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  • An adaptation of Stephen King’s Pet Sematary is in theaters and Erica had feelings. 🖤 Those feelings were mainly noping the hell outta there. 😂 🖤 Check out our blog for the full post. 🖤 What movies have you seen that we're so spooky you noped outta there?
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    An adaptation of Stephen King’s Pet Sematary is in theaters and Erica had feelings. 🖤 Those feelings were mainly noping the hell outta there. 😂 🖤 Check out our blog for the full post. 🖤 What movies have you seen that we're so spooky you noped outta there?
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  • Erica, the Davis girl, found a new book for you guys. And as you know, she totally judges a book by the cover! 🖤 Midnighters, meet Suee and the Shadow! 🖤 Sullen 12-year-old Suee Lee, new at Outskirtsville Elementary, investigates the strange goings-on at the school in this graphic novel, a revised and reworked collection of three stories that were originally self-published digitally. An ever-expanding group of students dubbed “zeroes” are walking the school’s halls “like a bunch of mindless zombies,” mumbling to themselves and being ignored by teachers. 🖤 Suee has an unusual gap in her memory after hearing a strange voice at school one day, people’s shadows keep disappearing—and Suee’s own shadow has become sentient. Along with whiz kid Hyunwoo and bully target Haeun, Suee attempts to solve this mystery before any more students lose their shadows. 🖤 Ly’s haunting story gains depth and texture from Park’s minimalist, thick-lined artwork, which sticks to a limited b&w palette occasionally dashed with bright red and muted yellows and blues. Loss and absence pervade the story, including Suee’s own sense of abandonment from a father who shows little interest in her, but the friendships Suee forms prove formidable against both supernatural threats and the twisty social politics of school. 🖤 Full post on our blog!
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    Erica, the Davis girl, found a new book for you guys. And as you know, she totally judges a book by the cover! 🖤 Midnighters, meet Suee and the Shadow! 🖤 Sullen 12-year-old Suee Lee, new at Outskirtsville Elementary, investigates the strange goings-on at the school in this graphic novel, a revised and reworked collection of three stories that were originally self-published digitally. An ever-expanding group of students dubbed “zeroes” are walking the school’s halls “like a bunch of mindless zombies,” mumbling to themselves and being ignored by teachers. 🖤 Suee has an unusual gap in her memory after hearing a strange voice at school one day, people’s shadows keep disappearing—and Suee’s own shadow has become sentient. Along with whiz kid Hyunwoo and bully target Haeun, Suee attempts to solve this mystery before any more students lose their shadows. 🖤 Ly’s haunting story gains depth and texture from Park’s minimalist, thick-lined artwork, which sticks to a limited b&w palette occasionally dashed with bright red and muted yellows and blues. Loss and absence pervade the story, including Suee’s own sense of abandonment from a father who shows little interest in her, but the friendships Suee forms prove formidable against both supernatural threats and the twisty social politics of school. 🖤 Full post on our blog!
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  • Other people in Winter: *Wearing scarves and decorating trees* Us: 🖤🦇
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    Other people in Winter: *Wearing scarves and decorating trees* Us: 🖤🦇
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  • We are in 🖤 with @maryrajotte's post THE HORROR OF BEING FORGOTTEN. . As writers, each of us at The Midnight Society have our own reasons for doing what we do. As an escape, to explore new worlds, to make a statement about things going on in the world. However, I’d venture to say that every one of us writes so we can leave a legacy after we’ve gone. And my discovery of photographer Vivian Maier made me reflect on an artist’s legacy. 🖤 Click the link in bio to read more!
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    We are in 🖤 with @maryrajotte's post THE HORROR OF BEING FORGOTTEN. . As writers, each of us at The Midnight Society have our own reasons for doing what we do. As an escape, to explore new worlds, to make a statement about things going on in the world. However, I’d venture to say that every one of us writes so we can leave a legacy after we’ve gone. And my discovery of photographer Vivian Maier made me reflect on an artist’s legacy. 🖤 Click the link in bio to read more!
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  • Today on the blog we're talking Dreaming Darkly by @caitkitt . 🖤🖤🖤 This teen gothic mystery novel, perfect for fans of Madeleine Roux and Lisa Maxwell, takes readers to the cold, creepy island of Darkhaven, where a girl with unexplained blackouts grapples with secrets from her dead mother’s past and a legacy of murders that have been committed by her family. Ivy Bloodgood’s mother is dead, and she should probably be sad about it. But she isn’t. Myra Bloodgood was a manipulative personality who never told the truth—about where she came from, who Ivy’s father was, or why they were living their lives on the run. Now that Ivy has been sent to the family estate on Darkhaven, an island off the New England coast, she is forced to reckon with her mother’s past. Ivy can tell right away there are long-held family secrets buried within these walls, but when she wakes up from one of her nightmares covered in someone else’s blood, Ivy fears that whatever demons her mother battled while she was alive have come to roost in her own mind. Scared that she can no longer trust what she sees, Ivy seeks the help of a boy who thinks her episodes are connected to the sordid history of Darkhaven—but what they don’t know might kill them both. 🖤🖤🖤
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    Today on the blog we're talking Dreaming Darkly by @caitkitt . 🖤🖤🖤 This teen gothic mystery novel, perfect for fans of Madeleine Roux and Lisa Maxwell, takes readers to the cold, creepy island of Darkhaven, where a girl with unexplained blackouts grapples with secrets from her dead mother’s past and a legacy of murders that have been committed by her family. Ivy Bloodgood’s mother is dead, and she should probably be sad about it. But she isn’t. Myra Bloodgood was a manipulative personality who never told the truth—about where she came from, who Ivy’s father was, or why they were living their lives on the run. Now that Ivy has been sent to the family estate on Darkhaven, an island off the New England coast, she is forced to reckon with her mother’s past. Ivy can tell right away there are long-held family secrets buried within these walls, but when she wakes up from one of her nightmares covered in someone else’s blood, Ivy fears that whatever demons her mother battled while she was alive have come to roost in her own mind. Scared that she can no longer trust what she sees, Ivy seeks the help of a boy who thinks her episodes are connected to the sordid history of Darkhaven—but what they don’t know might kill them both. 🖤🖤🖤
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  • Next meeting location. 🖤 Bring your own coffin.
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    Next meeting location. 🖤 Bring your own coffin.
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