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An interesting take on pending apocalyptic genre. The narrative is told as interviews and how small children survivors turn from media miracles to targets of hate or conspiracy. Interesting as no child themselves speak to the story. Gripping read, as you get into it. Can be predictable at times, given the current realities of events unfold in the story.

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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 in if you want!

#ABookADay2023

October was an unexpectedly good reading month for me.

I finished 4 books on my #BookSpinBingo board; including my #BookSpin book (The Three) and my #DoubleSpin (The Vanishing Point).
I also read another 4 random books. (Halfway with the fifth.) So I earned myself a BINGO this month 🎊

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October #BookSpinBingo board!

#BookSpin - The Three by Sarah Lotz
#DoubleSpin - The Vanishing Point by Val McDermid

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I LOOOOVE THIS BOOK AAAH! I‘ve read it three times (!) already and honestly I could read much more! It‘s so intriguing and captivating. Not to say addicting too! I love the style (I wish Day Four was the same format but unfortunately it‘s not 😭) and how the history grows from something mysterious to something cryptic and scary. Recommend 100%

The Three doesn‘t involve just one #airplane crash, but four simultaneous crashes with a total of three survivors, all children! This book sounds so creepy and I am really looking forward to reading it but I was disappointed to discover it was number one in a series. I want this story to tie up all loose ends in one book!

Has anyone read this one?

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Borrowed this one from my friend because I couldn‘t quite get into the 6th potter book. I‘m excited to read this one it sounds so interesting! Happy day of reading fellow book lovers💙

#three #Novemberbythenumbers The last easy number I‘ll find!

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Four planes crash leaving only four survivors....

Not the best recommendation book my niece gave me.... "Four simultaneous plane crashes. Three child survivors. A religious fanatic who insists "The Three" are harbingers of the apocalypse. What if he's right?"
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So the book was what I was expecting in both a good way and a bad way. The positives was that there was a good scope and range of reactions to the plane crashes and the survivors including conspiracy theories. The cons was that it felt hard to get back into if you were reading it bit by bit and it felt harder remembering which account was related to one of The Three. Still Id say go for it and read it but taking a break before I tackle the sequel.

There are four different plane crashes on the same day at the same time. There are 3 survivors, all children. Thanks to a recording on a cellphone, conspiracy theories are born along with a cult believing the kids are the harbingers of doom. Panic descends on this #Madworld. One of those creepy books where you could see the consequences being played out in the real world. Very scary.

Reading in between loads of laundry on this lazy Sunday afternoon. Where did the weekend go?

First book of the 119 I read in 2016 and I found it to be very 'twilight zonish' which is a good thing. It's the first of a trilogy and l'm very partial to this genre of 'what's really going on?'

My #allhallowsread TBR

Is it real life, is it fiction or has Sarah Lotz written something so unbelievably amazing, awesome and captivating that it's left to the reader to decide for themselves? It is a chilling novel full of notions and governmental conspiracies that had me sitting at times completely oblivious to anything around me as I was staring in to space contemplating the 'what if?'

Is it real life, is it fiction or has Sarah Lotz written something so unbelievably amazing, awesome and captivating that it's left to the reader to decide for themselves? It is a chilling novel full of notions and governmental conspiracies that had me sitting at times completely oblivious to anything around me as I was staring in to space contemplating the 'what if?'

I'm so scared!!

Been desperate to read this for a while now ... it's finally time to indulge!

The best bit was the ending and even then, it was unsatisfactory. I think I want to know more but I'm unwilling to spend time on another book that only teases you with half story half measures. I shouldn't start trilogies.