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A review by marybeebooks
Let Me Out by Emmett Nahil, George Williams
4.0
Thank you Netgalley, OniPress, Emmett Nahil & George Williams for sending me an e-ARC in exchange for an honest review. 🥰
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This is the perfect book to add to your spooky TBR! Let Me Out is set in the 70s during the satanic panic and this leads to a group of queer kids being the main suspect in a murder. This one has some government conspiracy along with a found-family-type group of kids. I loved the illustration and thought it fit perfectly with the story! I think the ending was a little quick and it felt rushed. I hope there is a sequel to maybe add some more explanation. But I still felt like it was a solid spooky graphic novel! Please mind the trigger warnings before reading! ☺️🫶
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I’m sorry this review is a bit short, I read this one a while ago and wasn’t able to review it sooner due to migraines. 🥲
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Let Me Out, by Emmett Nahil & George Williams comes out on October 3rd!
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⚠️Trigger Warnings: Blood/gore, violence, torture, mentions of period-typical transphobia and misgendering.
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This is the perfect book to add to your spooky TBR! Let Me Out is set in the 70s during the satanic panic and this leads to a group of queer kids being the main suspect in a murder. This one has some government conspiracy along with a found-family-type group of kids. I loved the illustration and thought it fit perfectly with the story! I think the ending was a little quick and it felt rushed. I hope there is a sequel to maybe add some more explanation. But I still felt like it was a solid spooky graphic novel! Please mind the trigger warnings before reading! ☺️🫶
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I’m sorry this review is a bit short, I read this one a while ago and wasn’t able to review it sooner due to migraines. 🥲
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Let Me Out, by Emmett Nahil & George Williams comes out on October 3rd!
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⚠️Trigger Warnings: Blood/gore, violence, torture, mentions of period-typical transphobia and misgendering.