I feel incredibly seen by this book. My fiance often refers to my more feral moments as "goblin hours" and the more I read in this book the more apt I realized that descriptor was. 

In all honesty, there wasn't a lot in this book that was new to me per say. I think that most goblins and goblins adjacent folk will find the main points of this book to be familiar and nothing new, but that is rather affirming in a way. I particularly found joy in the craft and activity instructions that went along with these broader topics. It just goes to show that there's always something new to try. 

This book is pro-library and anti-capitalist and really need I say more? At the end of the day, this book was a blast to read and it made me feel like I was part of the goblin club.