Comfort Me with Apples by Catherynne M. Valente

Share a BookComfort Me with Apples by Catherynne M. Valente

Posted January 23, 2024 by OxyToxin in Books

I just finished this novel and really enjoyed it. It is a twist on Bluebeard's wife, with some delicious imagery to round out a relatively short tale. Seriously, I became so hungry reading this. haha

This is a horror story, but it's a poignant horror that I think Ovarit users will recognize and appreciate rather than the gory, pointless kind. You should give it a read if you're looking for something short and tasty!

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sconsolato

November 10, 2021

Thank you so much for sharing this.

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November 10, 2021

Shared as a lot of my facebook friends are lower mainland.

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platypus

November 10, 2021

Thank you so much

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platypus

November 10, 2021

(Edited November 10, 2021)

Please circulate and share.
Misty Cadotte is a 34 year old woman from from Cote First Nation, Saskatchewan Canada. Missing since approximately 10/20/2021, last contacted October 31st. Believed to have been in the Vancouver area.
Misty is 5'7", approximately 140-150 lbs. She has chin length red-blonde hair.

Here is a facebook post from her sister with more information.

If you have any information please contact her sister at:
(306) 590-0398
Or message her on facebook.

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MissMenses

November 21, 2021

i think misty cadotte has been found! can anyone with twitter or facebook contact mmiw to make sure?

https://www.facebook.com/MMNAWM/posts/895407114437394

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platypus

November 21, 2021

Oh that's such great news.

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Posted January 23, 2024 by OxyToxin

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