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I can confidently say, this work of short stories is a JOURNEY. A journey that once you're in it, you have no idea what is coming next but you accept the next destination and realize "okay this makes sense how we ended up here."

For me, Ghosts, Horse Girl and Hannahs were my favourite of the collection. The stories were quirky, engaging and humorous. For me, I have been used to reading 'weird girl lit' for the past few months, so at times I did not connect with the narrator which took me out of the stories, but this is a personal reflection.




Thank you NetGalley for the ARC.

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📚✨ Hey, fellow weird girl book lovers, you’re in for a treat! I’m absolutely obsessed with Horse Girl Fever! Each story is a sharp, nostalgic gem, effortlessly blending into a brilliantly entertaining read. Whether it's a guy with a thing for dating only Hannah's or wild escapades involving a whole lot of cocaine, this collection is perfect for a quirky, delightful escape. Grab it and dive in—especially if you’re settling in from an unexpected spot. You’re going to love every minute! Thank you for the ARC!

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Weird girl book alert! I absolutely loved the short stories in Horse Girl Fever. This collection is funny, quirky, and perfect for an afternoon escape. The writing is sharp and nostalgic, with stories that blend together seamlessly. It’s a brilliantly entertaining read, best enjoyed in the most unexpected of places.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing an ebook copy in exchange for an honest review. These thoughts are entirely my own.

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I feel like I've just crash landed from a fever dream of short stories! Completely crazy and bizarre, with a huge human element to all the stories - I do not know how to feel!

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One of the best - and funniest - short story collections I’ve read.

A man who only dates women named Hannah, a bloody duel in an Alice In Chains mosh pit, malaria filled mosquitos, crying when building a pergola, cocaine everywhere, and of course - Horse Girl.
Every one of these stories flows seamlessly with one another, and the nostalgic factor is at its peak. Hilariously entertaining, perfectly paced, whimsical and stream of conscious. This is best read when you’ve just been kicked out of a strip club, in the alleyway with the neighborhood rats. Chefs kiss.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher who provided me with an ebook copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All of these thoughts and opinions are my own.

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