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Lina M.B's avatar

Hi Kyle and Sarah ๐Ÿ™‹

First, allow me to explain my sudden appearance,lol

I'm new to the platform, signed up last week and started my publication right away. I searched for publications with my similar interests but I didn't find book review publications like yours. I'm so glad I finally found you, and to find you a fan of Coraline is a bonusโค๏ธ. This book is one of my favourites, it's always on my recommended reads list. I used to read it as a child to study English. It's fun and easy to read. My friends tho didn't like it and always called me weird for liking such a dark and twisted story๐Ÿ˜‚.Now that I remember those good times I think I should reread it and listen to their nagging ๐Ÿ˜‚.

Anyway, I've subscribed to your newsletter, hoping to find my other favourite writers in here. You're welcome to subscribe to my publication as well, if you like old Victorian stories. I tend to focus on forgotten names of books and authors.

๐ŸŒน๐ŸŒน๐ŸŒน๐ŸŒน

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Kyle Smith's avatar

Welcome to substack! Itโ€™s a wonderful community. Sarahโ€™s publication is a must and sheโ€™ll help you find so many authors and writers. Iโ€™ll be sure to check out your writing, too!

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Sarah Miller's avatar

Kyle, I can count on one hand the times in my life when anyone has called me "fun," so thank you for that ๐Ÿ˜‚ It WAS fun working with you. (And I can't think of a better compliment than "her Substack community is a peaceful, happy place on the internet." Wow. That means so much to me.)

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Michael Perkins's avatar

I haven't read or watched Coraline, but still I'm curious about the "grand idea of the story" that was left out of the film.

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Kyle Smith's avatar

Youโ€™ll have to find out! Iโ€™d be curious if we agree.

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