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The Night Ship
The Night Ship: A Novel | Jess Kidd
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Based on a real-life event, an epic historical novel from the award-winning author of Things in Jars that illuminates the lives of two characters: a girl shipwrecked on an island off Western Australia and, three hundred years later, a boy finding a home with his grandfather on the very same island. 1629: A newly orphaned young girl named Mayken is bound for the Dutch East Indies on the Batavia, one of the greatest ships of the Dutch Golden Age. Curious and mischievous, Mayken spends the long journey going on misadventures above and below the deck, searching for a mythical monster. But the true monsters might be closer than she thinks. 1989: A lonely boy named Gil is sent to live off the coast of Western Australia among the seasonal fishing community where his late mother once resided. There, on the tiny reef-shrouded island, he discovers the story of an infamous shipwreck? With her trademark thrilling, mysterious, twisted, but more than anything, beautifully written (Graham Norton, New York Times bestselling author) storytelling, Jess Kidd weaves a unputdownable and charming tale of friendship and sacrifice, brutality and forgiveness.
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quietlycuriouskate
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A qualified pick because while Jess Kidd's books are a good read/listen this was my least favourite so far. She does favour rather dark themes but this one got *really* bleak.
I appreciated the repetitions that linked the two narratives, and had to look up the history of the Batavia afterwards.
There will be NO animal cruelty on my watch! (poor tortoise 🐢 😩)

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Jas16
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The only good thing about being out of work for so long is that I have been able to clear off books that have been on my shelves for ages. I really like how Kidd writes but this was another book that left we wondering what the point of it all was. Two children struggling on the same island centuries apart, I was equally interested in their stories but outside of minor similarities never saw the connection. Glad I read it. Will never reread it.

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TheQuietQuill
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This was my #doublebookspin for January, and probably my least favorite read so far of this month. The story, at times, was too all over the place and I had a hard time understanding what was happening. I love the cover of this book, but I think it‘s not one I‘ll keep on my shelves. I also had no idea going into this how dark it would be. Can‘t wait for Februarys #bookspin !!

My rating: ⭐️⭐️ 1/2

mcctrish I love Jess Kidd but I bailed on this 10mo
TheQuietQuill I wanted to DNF so many times with this one, and this was my first Jess Kidd book. Maybe I‘ll give her other ones a go and see if I like them better 🤷🏻‍♀️ @mcctrish 10mo
TheAromaofBooks Such a lovely cover, though! 10mo
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Sargar114
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I struggled with this one. I pushed through for give it a chance for #literarycrew as was hoping for a payoff, but it didn‘t deliver for me. It felt like two okay stories that were told as dual timelines that shared location and some similarities in the main character, but otherwise didn‘t have much connection. And the violence against a turtle ruined it for me.

Librarybelle I did not like the turtle part. 10mo
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julieclair
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My favorite book of December was The Night Ship, which I read for #LiteraryCrew with @Librarybelle .
Thanks for hosting, @Andrew65 ! This is always such a fun way to end the year. 😀🎉

Librarybelle Hooray!! 10mo
Andrew65 I own this and still need to read it. 🫣
Thanks for playing long, a great way to review 2023. See you for #12Booksof2024 on Christmas Day.
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julieclair @andrew65 It‘s fun to think about all the pleasant reading hours that will go into building the list for #12Booksof2024 . 10mo
Andrew65 @julieclair It is, all that great reading ahead of us ❤️ 10mo
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Librarybelle
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It‘s time for this month‘s #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead discussion! I have 8 questions posted as spoilers - you can find them on the book feed, my feed, or searching the hashtags.

Thanks for another great year of reading!! Looking forward to the 2024 reading list, starting with The Spectacular by Fiona Davis.

CatLass007 Wow! When you said morning in US EST, you weren‘t kidding! Happy New Year‘s Eve. 10mo
Librarybelle @CatLass007 😂 Happy New Year‘s Eve! 10mo
Jerdencon Didn‘t get around to this one - but will join in next month! Happy New Year! 🎆 10mo
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Librarybelle Happy New Year, @Jerdencon ! 10mo
Sargar114 I don‘t know if I‘ll finish today, but will get to the questions next year (groan at bad new years joke). Thanks for all the great reads and discussions and happy new year! 10mo
Librarybelle Happy New Year, @Sargar114 ! 10mo
Deblovestoread I hibernated this one but am looking forward to 10mo
CatLass007 Okay, I have read through all the questions and I don‘t remember the book well enough to answer any except the first one. I don‘t think it‘s because my memory is fading. I do think my brain didn‘t think the memory was worth retaining. I only gave it a so-so rating. What happened to the passengers of the Batavia was terrible. But there was just something about the storytelling that didn‘t make it stick. 10mo
julieclair I really enjoyed this book! The writing felt very authentic and atmospheric, and the storyline was fascinating, despite being horrific. I liked the dual timelines. This was my favorite book of December! 10mo
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Librarybelle
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8. Jess Kidd‘s novels cross genres, blending light and darkness, whimsy and mystery, the real and the supernatural. If you had to sum up this book in one line, how would you describe it? ~From Reading Group Guides #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead

julieclair This is a fascinating dual-timeline tale featuring a 9year old girl who was shipwrecked off an Australian island in 1628, and a young teen boy living on that same island in 1989, and the repercussions of how they each handle significant life challenges. 10mo
Sargar114 I suppose it‘s mostly historical fiction. There was some magic but it all seemed to be in the imagination of the children. 10mo
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7. As we reach the conclusion of the novel, the chapters become shorter. Why do you think the author chose to do this? Do these quicker chapters add to the urgency of the conclusion? ~From Reading Group Guides #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead

julieclair I wondered about that. Listening on audio, the shorter chapters were a bit confusing. I‘m really not certain why they were written this way. 10mo
Sargar114 @Librarybelle you make a good point, that was quite stressful at the end and there was a real sense of urgency. 10mo
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6. Loss is central to both Mayken and Gil‘s experience; for starters, each child has lost their mother. Discuss some of their major (and minor) losses throughout the novel and how these may have shaped them as characters. ~From Reading Group Guides #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead

Sargar114 The loss of Gil‘s mother seemed far more impactful than Mays mother, but I wonder if that is more of the times. But also, the loss of Imke was extremely impactful on her possibly because she was more the primary caretaker. 10mo
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5. Each child has parental figures who step in at different times in their journeys (for example, Imke, Holdfast, Dutch and Silvia). How would you describe these stand-in parents? In what ways were these adults important for Mayken and Gil? ~from Reading Group Guides #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead

julieclair The stand-in parents all had heart, and truly cared for Mayken and Gil. They tried to provide guidance and protection. All were, I think, positive influences on Mayken and Gil. 10mo
Sargar114 Agreed @julieclair they were all very positive and supportive of their respective children and really tried looking out for them. Even Joss in the end. 10mo
julieclair @Sargar114 Yes, I was heartened to see Joss bending a bit towards the end. 10mo
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Librarybelle
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4. Storytelling is woven into THE NIGHT SHIP in various ways, including through folklore and family histories. What do you think the author is trying to achieve with these layers of storytelling? ~from Reading Group Guides #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead

julieclair I think the storytelling adds layers of richness to the story, and a sense of interconnectedness across the years. 10mo
Sargar114 This is the part where I struggled, it seemed Gil was trying to learn about the ship but didn‘t end up really learning anything. 10mo
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3. Discuss the differences and similarities between Mayken and Gil. Despite their being more than 300 years apart, what are some of their shared experiences? ~ from Reading Group Guides #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead

julieclair They both lost their mothers at a young age, and were sent to live in a new and unknown place. I think Mayken was much more extroverted than Gil, though, and also bolder. 10mo
Sargar114 They were also both unique children for their time and Kidd did a good job of playing with gender roles and expectations. Mayken dressing as a boy to survive below deck and Gil dressing in his grandmothers clothing. 10mo
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2. Jess Kidd evokes both being aboard the Batavia and life among the seasonal fishing community on Beacon Island through all five senses. What descriptions made these settings come alive for you? Were there any parts of Kidd‘s sea voyage that felt familiar, or some that felt new? ~from Reading Group Guides #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead

julieclair I can‘t pinpoint any specific instances, but all the writing - both timelines - felt very realistic and immersive to me. 10mo
Sargar114 This was very true. The descriptions of the “below world” could really almost make you feel as though you were there, especially the smells. This also stands out in Gil‘s timeline, but when he‘s remembering staying in the house after his mom died. The descriptions of the smells and details like the flies. Was very intense. 10mo
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1. This is based on a true story. In 1629 the Batavia wrecked off the coast of Western Australia. That was only the beginning of the terror the passengers and crew faced. Here is some information from the National Museum of Australia: https://www.nma.gov.au/defining-moments/resources/wreck-of-the-batavia

Had you heard of this shipwreck prior to reading this book? #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead

CatLass007 I never heard of this shipwreck before. What happened is horrific. 10mo
julieclair Wow, that article is fascinating! Thanks for finding it. I didn‘t realize that the city of Batavia was actually Jakarta. I had never heard of the Batavia shipwreck before reading this book. It‘s wild to think that the remains of the ship are on display in Australia. 10mo
Sargar114 I had never heard about this. I would have been interested to read more of a story just based on this without the second timeline or maybe more of a focus of finding out it‘s history. 10mo
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Librarybelle
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Kidd‘s books are a tad…different. While I liked this one overall, I feel like we just scratched the surface on the characters. There are some parts so descriptive that you can actually feel the grime from the kitchen and the taste of desperation in the air. Told in a dual timeline and based on a true story, the storylines follow the ship Batavia in the 1600s and the excavation of the ship in the 1980s. Interesting read. #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead ⬇️

Librarybelle Discussion tomorrow!! 10mo
julieclair I really enjoyed this book! Looking forward to our discussion. 10mo
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CatLass007 This is the first book I‘ve ever completed that I rated as so-so. I still look forward to tomorrow‘s discussion. (edited) 10mo
Librarybelle @CatLass007 I‘ll have the questions posted in the morning, US East Coast time! 10mo
CatLass007 @Librarybelle And I may even be awake by then!😹 10mo
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AllDebooks
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#Literarycrew December #Buddyread @Librarybelle

I really enjoyed this historical novel based on a true event. The mc were portrayed beautifully. However, I did feel the ending was rushed and abrupt. I would have liked more detail on Gil and his grandfather.

#DashingDecember @Andrew65

Librarybelle Yay! Glad you liked it! 11mo
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Librarybelle
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We‘re two weeks away from the discussion for this month‘s #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead !

Any comments to share so far?

Deblovestoread I‘ve hibernated it for now as it wasn‘t grabbing me. 11mo
AllDebooks I really liked it 11mo
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julieclair
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Enjoying some audiopuzzling for #HyggeHourReadathon! Listening to The Night Ship for #LiteraryCrew and really enjoying it!
#Naturalitsy #MidWinterSolace
@Chrissyreadit @TheBookHippie @AllDebooks @jenniferw88
@Librarybelle

Librarybelle So glad you‘re enjoying it! 11mo
Ladygodiva7 Ohhhh I love the look of that puzzle! 11mo
AllDebooks 🩵🎄🩵 11mo
Chrissyreadit 🩵❄️🩵 11mo
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CatLass007
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I listened to this audiobook for December #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead. I finished the book but I feel very ambivalent about it. This is, as best as I can remember, the only book I‘ve ever rated so-so on Litsy. I didn‘t love it. I don‘t think I hated it. I do know that lately everyone is writing books that shift back and forth in time, but I don‘t care for that particular conceit. But I did want to figure out what happened with Gil and his grandpa.

Librarybelle Good review! I‘ve read quite a number of books in which I feel the same way. 11mo
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julieclair
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I‘m 25% into The Night Ship, by Jess Kidd, and I‘m loving it! Dual timelines, 1619 & 1989. This is a buddy read for #LiteraryCrew, hosted by @Librarybelle . This is the second book I have read by this author. The first was Life in a Jar, which very well may end up being my favorite book of 2023.

#Naturalitsy #MidWinterSolace @AllDebooks @Chrissyreadit @TheBookHippie @jenniferw88

TheBookHippie Oh I heard Life in a jar was good! 11mo
Librarybelle So glad you‘re loving it so far!! 11mo
julieclair @TheBookHippie I think you would really like it, especially since it highlights how a good teacher can inspire students to achieve amazing things. (edited) 11mo
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LitsyEvents
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repost for @Librarybelle

New month, new #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead ! Read The Night Ship at your own pace throughout December, and I will post periodic checkins. Discussion will be December 31st. If you would like added to the tag list, comment on the original post:
https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2670303

Librarybelle Thanks for reposting! 11mo
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Librarybelle
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New month, new #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead ! Read The Night Ship at your own pace throughout December, and I will post periodic checkins. Discussion will be December 31st. If you would like added to the tag list, comment below!

Librarybelle @BethM @PurpleyPumpkin Are you able to join this month? 11mo
PurpleyPumpkin Yup, I‘m in! 🙌🏽 11mo
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julieclair Excited for this! It has been on my TBR for quite awhile. 11mo
AllDebooks I'm still going with last months read, but I'm super excited for this. 11mo
Deblovestoread I‘m a few chapters in and it‘s good so far. 11mo
Librarybelle @PurpleyPumpkin Hooray!! Did you see my post for the 2024 list? Would you like to be tagged? I‘m doing an overall tag list for next year unless someone specifies just a specific title. It helps me make sure I don‘t forget to tag someone! 11mo
Librarybelle @julieclair @AllDebooks @Deblovestoread I‘m looking forward to it!! 11mo
Sargar114 Got it from the library today!
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julieclair Ooohhh… I‘m two chapters in and totally hooked! 11mo
AllDebooks Starting this tonight. 😍 11mo
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Librarybelle Thanks for reposting! 11mo
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Librarybelle
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December‘s #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead is based on a true story about two girls and a shipwreck. I loved Things in Jars, so I‘m looking forward to this one!

If you would also like to be tagged in periodic posts throughout the month of December, comment below! Tagging those who have already expressed interest.

Discussion on December 31st.

I have tallied up the votes for 2024, and I‘ll post the schedule on Sunday!

Deblovestoread Hope to make time for this one! 11mo
Jerdencon I‘m going to try to get to this one too in between winter games. 11mo
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AllDebooks Got my copy ready and borrowed the audio version from my library 11mo
julieclair This has been on my TBR for awhile. Really looking forward to reading it together. Can‘t wait to see our 2024 list! 11mo
Librarybelle Hooray, @julieclair ! It‘s been on mine for awhile too! 11mo
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mdemanatee
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Book club brunch. Gotta love when you‘ve already read the book before it was selected.

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andioop
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very typical pick for my book club. It‘s fine! I had lucy dacus stuck in my head the whole time, real ones know why

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inthegreensandblues
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Mikala, thank you so much for the lovely package! 🤩 I'm looking forward to reading this with the #literarycrew buddy read! I love the socks and journal too, they're perfect. 🤗
@Laughterhp

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Aimeesue
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Audiobook for dog walking. Dual timeline book, which is not my favorite structure, but this one works well. 1629/ story of Mayken, 9yo girl travelling to Australia on the Batavia after her mother dies. 1989/ Gil, a 9yo boy who moves to an island w/his grandfather after his own mother dies. Dual narrators, both excellent.
Coincidentally, this one pairs well with my NF read, The Book of Eels, of which there are many in the book.

azulaco I just finished Himself by Jess Kidd, and really enjoyed it. I‘ll check this one out. 2y
Aimeesue @azulaco Oh, i Hope you enjoy It! I hadn't read any of her books before this one, so I'll have to investigate her backlist! 2y
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⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ If you love historical fiction and true crime, read this book. Set with dual storylines in 1629 and 1985, this book centers on the real-life, haunting story of the Batavia shipwreck off the coast of Western Australia. It follows the life of a young girl on the ship and the horrific aftermath of the survivors as well as a boy who joins his grandfather on the island called Batavia‘s graveyard. Content warnings listed in comments.

BookBosomed1 Content warnings: implied sexual assault (minimally discussed), LGBTQ+ violence (minimally discussed), animal cruelty (minimally discussed), murder. Most of the tough content is contained in the last 1/3 of the book. 2y
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laurrose
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I am a big fan of Jess Kidd‘s writing style, but her newest left me wanting in both the story development and conclusion.

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Books_and_cwtches
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Two story threads, both great. I think I was expecting more of a connection to be uncovered between the two, which felt perhaps a little anticlimactic, but I struggle to hold that against it, as it was a great read 😊

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Beautifully written but it's a slow burner.

It's a historical fiction novel with supernatural elements and I thought there were too many characters and it's quite repetitive.

I've never been much a fan of historical fiction but thought I'd give this one a try and I'm glad I did, it had it's moments.

Riveted_Reader_Melissa It has a beautiful cover 2y
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KinaReads
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taking it all in 🤍

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PatriciaU
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Jess Kidd continues to deliver absolutely stunning novels. The dual stories here of two young people, hundreds of years apart, are horrifying and gripping. The historical and modern settings are not the usual choices and create a fascinating ambience from start to finish. Not for the faint-hearted.

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A heads up for any of our members who‘ve selected this book or are thinking about picking it up in the future 😉💡
#aardvarkbookclub #thenightship #jesskidd

jdiehr So often the author's notes end up being a highlight for me! 2y
Jess ❤️ Jess Kidd 2y
AardvarkBookClub @Jess 💙💙💙 13mo
AardvarkBookClub @jdiehr totally agree!! 🙌 13mo
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Barnes & Noble book club October pick! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

TheKidUpstairs I was checking out the cover of this one at work today (I can see it's spot on the shelf from my place at the circ desk). It's such a beautiful cover! 2y
LatrelWhite @TheKidUpstairs Yes the reason I purchased it beautiful book love the green tip pages. 2y
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jdiehr
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Do you ever finish a book based on a true story and immediately turn to Google for more information??

That's what happened after I finished 'The Night Ship."

It's a harrowing story about two children on the same island 300 years apart.

Mayken was a little girl aboard the Batavia - an ill fated ship.

Gil is a boy trying to find his way in an unfair world.

The chapters alternate between the two.

DivineDiana Often explore further during and after reading a book! This book sounds amazing! 2y
swishandflick So glad you enjoyed this! I really want to pick it up soon(after I dig out of my library hold backlog 😂) 2y
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Colourful but Dismal
This historical novel was more sad and horrifying than anything else.
Two kids across time, both in dreadful situations, both being abused and ultimately in bad lives. I felt sad reading it and It didn't get any better by the end, the end was the worst. I just wanted something about it to be redeemable, but even the interest level waned in the shadow of the awful things.

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“The dead can‘t hurt you, Gil. It‘s the living you need to watch out for.”

This was inspired by the actual shipwreck of the Batavia in 1629 off the coast of Australia. Beautifully told from the point of view of Mayken in 1629 and Gil in 1989, 2 children who are newly orphaned & trying to figure out how to deal with the world around them. A couple other people used the word haunting to describe this story and I would have to agree.

swishandflick Glad to hear you liked this! I'm planning to pick this up soon 😄 2y
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I made a trip to Barnes & Noble today! 🎉📚🎉📚🎉📚🎉📚🎉📚🎉 I was supposed to be picking up some board books and picture books for a baby shower - but of course I also grabbed three books for myself as well! 😇💕 The tagged book is the B&N edition and has beautiful teal painted page edges! The Stars Undying is the first in a fantasy duology that is a loose remix of the Cleopatra/Caesar/Mark Antony drama! 😱 #catsoflitsy #chaplin

mcctrish Oh I love everything Jess Kidd writes 2y
Branwen @mcctrish This will be my first book by them! 📚 I'm super excited! 2y
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Mpcacher
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This is a beautifully written story inspired by the actual shipwreck of the Batavia off the coast of Australia in 1628. (Google it.) I loved the two child characters and felt an overwhelming need to reach out and help them. This is not an easy read as the circumstances the children find themselves in (one in 1628, the other in 1989) are more than the normal troubles of childhood. The story will haunt me for a long while. 4/5 stars.

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Woohoo! My Aardvark box just arrived! Excited to read these.

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KristiAhlers
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I LOVED this story. Based on a real life shipwreck this books has dual timelines about two very different kids in two very different time periods dealing with the loss of a mom and how this affects them both. This is our B&N book club selection for October and it‘s a haunting story I personally inhaled. #bookspin @TheAromaofBooks

julieclair This sounds so good! 2y
ju.ca.no Sounds good and looks pretty! 2y
TheAromaofBooks Another gorgeous cover!!! 2y
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mdemanatee
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Haunting but not Haunted.
https://youtu.be/CNxQp0sOT9w

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Good things come to those who wait?

Bookzombie Yes. Maybe your library will get more copies due to the demand. 🤞🏻 2y
Librariana We have a holds ratio of 1:4 - 1 library copy for every 4 customers and our Adult selector often reviews the holds queue to make adjustments accordingly (i.e. add more copies to the OverDrive order) 😁😊 I hope your library is able to do the same! 2y
Shannon_McKinney Hate when that happens! I‘ve got one I‘ve had on hold for months & it still says “several months”. I hope it‘ll be worth the wait. 😊 2y
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Mel
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A beautifully written story centering around the dual narrative of Mayken, a young girl in the 1600s sailing on a doomed ship towards the Dutch East Indies, and Gil, a young boy sent to live with his estranged grandfather on a tiny fishing island off the coast of Australia in the 1980s. This story was unexpected and haunting exploring the different ideas of abandonment, sacrifice, friendship, and family. #NetGalley #TheNightShip

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Like @Megabooks I was waiting to see what the #botm choices were for October before deciding whether to try #aardvark or not. None appealed to me so I jumped on the aardvark train. My bank account may regret this decision 😂

swishandflick Woop! I'm excited to see how the Aardvark venture goes for those of us that signed up 👏🏽 2y
Megabooks Yay!! So excited to have another Litten join!! 2y
LMJenkins I joined too. Did you get the email from them saying that we were going to get another one of the month choices for free because of the delays? 2y
AmyK1 @LMJenkins I did! I need to pick one and let them know. 2y
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