Oct 12, 2026 · 47 min · 10 segments
This month we initiate a new Devil's Librarian, Jazz, alongside the regular four of us. Jazz kept telling us we should read The Haar so we did and as it was Jazz's idea, we invited her along too!…
What was actually weird about it is that it's a very sentimental romance for a horror story.
They should put it on the cover.
It said, the monster was not even a monster.
It was a romantic and a gentleman.
Yeah.
I could see
that.
It was gross.
It was funny.
And, you know, it's like I didn't have to engage my brain too much.
It's a fairly simple story to follow.
I found it very easy and quick to read because it was written in quite a simple, snappy style.
But some of the gross-out parts were really hilarious, and deliberately so, I think.
I do enjoy his books.
I think I have read, so far, all of them.
I really enjoy his humour.
But I must say, this is my least favourite.
Really? Yeah.
Have you read more books by him? I've read Maggie's Grave.
Yeah? Yeah.
Yeah, enjoyed that one, but no.
No. Oh, God, I'm going to be the fucking party pooper of this episode, aren't
What was actually weird about it is that it's a very sentimental romance for a horror story.
They should put it on the cover.
It said, the monster was not even a monster.
It was a romantic and a gentleman.
Yeah.
I could see
that.
It was gross.
It was funny.
And, you know, it's like I didn't have to engage my brain too much.
It's a fairly simple story to follow.
I found it very easy and quick to read because it was written in quite a simple, snappy style.
But some of the gross-out parts were really hilarious, and deliberately so, I think.
I do enjoy his books.
I think I have read, so far, all of them.
I really enjoy his humour.
But I must say, this is my least favourite.
Really? Yeah.
Have you read more books by him? I've read Maggie's Grave.
Yeah? Yeah.
Yeah, enjoyed that one, but no.
No. Oh, God, I'm going to be the fucking party pooper of this episode, aren't
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