I, Coriander

Ash.on.the.line

so-so

Whooo a second bingo for #bookspinbingo
Unfortunately this book wasn‘t as great as I wanted it to be. It was okay but it would have a great chapter than a chapter that would draaaag. Ended abruptly and was just a little confusing at times thanks to the time gaps. A dark fairytale type story that‘s interesting but could have been better.

TheAromaofBooks

Ash.on.the.line Think I can finish one last book from this set! I‘m already making my list for November. Should post soon! 🤩 3y

TheAromaofBooks Great progress!!! 3y

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StaceyKondla

I, Coriander | Sally Gardner

I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new. Don‘t judge me - I have a lot of books. Join the fun if you want.
This is day 19 #bookstoread #tbrpile

kspenmoll No judgement! I have boxes of TBR books. 4y

StaceyKondla @kspenmoll 😊💕 4y

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Ash.on.the.line

I, Coriander | Sally Gardner

Using this for #leaves today. I went through so many books trying to find leaves on a cover 😰😂 it was harder than I thought! It has a few so this has to do for today! #FallisBooked

OriginalCyn620, Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

OriginalCyn620 👌🏻🍁🍂 5y

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Love this cover 🧡🧡🧡 5y

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ScorpioBookDreams

I, Coriander | Sally Gardner

After @DeborahSmall recommended this, I was lucky enough to find a signed copy for 99p on eBay!

DeborahSmall I thought I sent you a signed copy!! 🙈 I must still have it!! Xx 6y

merelybookish Lovely cover! 6y

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DeborahSmall

I, Coriander | Sally Gardner

Books I #lovetorecommend I, Coriander is a favourite YA I love recommending. I love Eva Luna from Allende, I've been reading The Prince of Tides for almost 25 years (since I was 15) and I'm always gifting it. Most recently my favourite read has been Natchez Burning and The Bone Tree, I'm so excited for the release of Mississippi Blood in April. I've recommended NB to anyone I know that reads. I know the series will always stay with me. 💕

howjessicareads

DeborahSmall #17booklove 7y

rubyslippersreads I need to move I, Coriander up my TBR list. 7y

TrishB I have started the Greg Iles books due to recommendations on here 😀 they're great. 7y

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Cinfhen I haven't read ANY of your recommendations 😕I need to read NB especially since I recommended it to my dad and he LOVED IT!!! 7y

LeahBergen I have had The Prince of Tides on my shelf for years and haven't read it ... and I've loved several of his other books. 😮 7y

Reecaspieces Love all of these! Greg Iles is my favorite! 7y

DeborahSmall @LeahBergen It's his best, I love it so much. @Cinfhen NB was my favourite read 2014 and The Bone Tree was just as good. I think the third has been released in US but we have to wait until April. @TrishB I'm hoping this trilogy within the series isn't the last Penn Cage as all the books have been great x 7y

DeborahSmall @rubyslippersreads it's a great book. The first YA I read after Harry Potter, another one I gift a lot. I have a lovely signed hardback copy 7y

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beaniebankbeth

I, Coriander | Sally Gardner

Part 1 of 2 of my #collingswoodbookfestival haul. There was a tent with a deal of 5 books for $1, so I grabbed a bunch for my classroom library. Aside from "The Sweet Far Thing" (Don't worry, I have "A Great and Terrible Beauty" already. Need the third one, though) and "Crispin", I haven't read these. Littens, please tell me about these books before I unleash them on the children!

Carol Wrapped was great! Light on the romance, I believe she's crushing on someone, maybe a kiss? It's been a while since I read it but I remember it as a Regency/Victorian supernatural mystery of sorts. 8y

beaniebankbeth @Carol is it a take on Rapunzel? I'm getting that vibe from the cover. 8y

Carol @beaniebankbeth nooooo! It's about how mummy unwrapping a were a thing in Victorian times and at an unwrapping party k believe our heroine finds a charm or other object and then there's adventure...I am doing a bad job remembering the plot! I'll tag the book, where you can read the synopsis. I keep hoping the author will return to this world but so far, no luck.

Wrapped

beaniebankbeth @Carol That sounds so much better than a fairy tale retelling, though I'm a fan of those too. Thanks for the tag. 8y

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clloveday

I, Coriander | Sally Gardner

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Ever since I was about eight years old, the beautifully eerie atmosphere of this twisted tale has equally enchanted and terrified me. The plot blends religion, fantasy and history through the the eyes of a child in a way that raises different questions at every stage of life in which you revisit it, and I know it is a book I will keep with me always

MrBook Great cover and pic! 8y

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