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HeyT
Masquerade | O.O. Sangoyomi
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Pickpick

This exceeded my expectations. Although, I think claiming that it is loosely based on the Hades/Persephone myth takes away from what it actually is. Ododo is a fascinating character to watch as she slowly tries to reclaim her agency. I listened to the audio and it was fantastic.

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Lindy
Masquerade | O.O. Sangoyomi
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Picture books, People and Poetry are in my latest episode of Friday Reads… along with seaweed and literary prize shortlists:

https://youtu.be/aDmpBqd1CxI

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Itchyfeetreader
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Pickpick

This book has left me stumped. I don‘t quite know whether it is steampunk / fantasy / eco warning or horror and I was left vaguely dissatisfied. The writing especially the descriptions of the ‘wastelands‘ was stunning and the sense of place on the train hurtling then creating through this otherworldly was great but the characters were a little two dimensional for me and following several split rather than added to a sense of what was happening!

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Fortifiedbybooks
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I recently learned about Lillördag, “Little Saturday“, a Nordic tradition of doing things you normally only do on the weekends about halfway through the week so you have something to look forward to and break up the daily routine a bit. I'm starting a puzzle while listening to the tagged audiobook. I also got take out, which I rarely do, even on the weekends. So far I'm very much enjoying the relaxation after a chaotic day at work.

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BookmarkTavern
What the River Knows | Isabel Ibaez
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Panpan

After being informed of the mysterious deaths of her parents in Egypt, Inez finds she has inherited a fortune & a mystery. She travels to Egypt to find out what happened to her parents.

So disappointing. I was excited by “The Mummy meets Death on the Nile” & instead got weird pacing issues, inconsistent characters, & a romance I was actively rooting against by the end. Would have been a so-so, but the epilogue pissed me off too much. 🌕🌗🌑🌑🌑

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Jari-chan
A Power Unbound | Freya Marske
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Pickpick

My favourite part of the trilogy! Enemies to Lovers is just so up my alley. Marske is still continuing the main plot, so every now and then the romance part is reduced, but I think it's good, that the main plot comes to a good end. The series wasn't a highlight, but I enjoyed reading the books

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galueth28
The Fire in the Glass | Jacquelyn Benson
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#bookspinbingo list for April

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ellarebee
What the River Knows | Isabel Ibaez
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Mehso-so

I‘m really going to try to get back into Litsy. Really and truly.

This book is intriguing Intriguing, but somewhat predictable. The characters felt…shallow? I didn‘t really connect with them. The magical elements also weren‘t well developed. I am curious to see how a few plotlines resolve so I‘ll read the next book, but this was fairly meh to me. 3.5/5.

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peanutnine
What the River Knows | Isabel Ibaez
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PuddleJumper Looks good! 2w
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