Book Review: Clay McLeod Chapman's What Kind of Mother | Violet Prynne

What's up horror fiends and book lovers?
Today I want to share with you my thoughts on Clay McLeod Chapman's latest novel, What Kind of Mother!
I tried to make this video as spoiler free as possible. These opinions are all my own, but feel free to discuss your own thoughts on this novel in the comments below!
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[@opheliasfall]

And the audiobook is on sale at Audible, too! Great timing!

[@stevencarsley2446]

I am Reading the Ghost Hunter the witches of pendle by Yvette Fieding

[@katblack394]

I liked this one. It was reminiscent of Pet Semetary, and how a father will do anything to keep his child. Madi's choice is understandable to me as a divorced parent - she feels like a failure as a parent, and when she sees how well-adjusted Kendra is at her father's, she decides to do what she thinks is best for her child, but she does ignore that fact that this father wasn't around for most of her daughter's life, so that part is a bit iffy. It was such a unique read though. TFS!

[@stevencarsley2446]

Another great video my friend

[@violetprynne]

Thank you!

[@user-en3qo5mj5x]

❤❤❤ great video

[@violetprynne]

Thank you!

[@exomake_mehorololo]

I'm really intrigued about the sea creatures but body horror is a big no for me 😅 I love marine biology so it sounds it could be a bad idea for me to read this

[@violetprynne]

It has a lot to do with like crabs molting. Idk if that helps or not, but that is where most of the body horror comes in.

[@cindywingetbooks]

I have heard such mixed reviews about this one.

[@violetprynne]

I can totally see people either loving or hating this book. It is VERY weird and I wasn't expecting it to be as bizarre as it was.

[@lesliepowell-mccarty7067]

This one was a big old DNF for me. I made it about 65% through and just couldn't stand it.

[@violetprynne]

I can totally understand that. I feel like this is a novel people will either love or hate, and Chapman's writing in general tends to be that way, too.