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The Poppy War | R.F. Kuang
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Bette Cool. 😎 6h
AnnCrystal Epic 📚💝. 2h
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Gryffleclaw95
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“The Teller of Small Fortunes” was a sweet and cozy tale of adventure, friendship, and found-family. The characters were lovable and the ending tied up all loose ends neatly. Also the favorite character award goes to Sister Gravel 🩶

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Roary47
The Assassin's Blade | Sarah J. Maas
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Mehso-so

3✨ Some say this should be the first book, some after the third book. Wherever it is placed it hurts. It‘s shows us the depth of our main characters hurt.

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JessClark78
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‘Light the fires of celebration with Beltane‘s invigorating energy.‘

Finished in May.

Beltane—also known as May Day—is the start of the summer season. This guide is full of lore, recipes, and ideas to help celebrate the season.

Book 2/Llewelyn‘s Sabbat Essentials

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#Read2025 #SeriesLove2025

DieAReader 🥳🥳🥳 8h
AnnCrystal 🤩🌞💝💝💝. 2h
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Cassbook2
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Still fire with the continue story. I can‘t write to much as I don‘t want to spoil anything. I havecried, mouth dropping, and feeling part of the story. Violet is my favorite but living Ridoc more and more!!

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Cassbook2
Fourth Wing | Rebecca Yarros
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Mouth on the ground all hook. Rebecca kills it in story writing and leaving hint through out the book about what‘s coming and everyone!!

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InkedBookworm13
Assistant to the Villain | Hannah Nicole Maehrer
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#SundayFunday
My favorite book so far is Assistant to the Villain. I love everything about this book and can not wait to read the rest of the series.

@BookmarkTavern

CatLass007 Excellent choice!! 9h
BookmarkTavern I‘ve heard such fun things about this series! Thanks for sharing! 7h
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shanaqui
The Honey Witch | Sydney J. Shields
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Plot holes out the wazoo.

For example: a evil witch cursed the honey witches to never be loved, “in order to stop their bloodline“.

Now not only can you definitely manage to have babies without love, the honey witches can apparently just... create babies. On their own.

Soo... what good does this do to end the bloodline, remind me?

It also just feels really cursory about some stuff... just, totally wooden.

Faranae Centuries of aristocratic marriages are staring at this author like “...wut?“ 😆

I feel like there's a much cooler book to be written about witches who undergo parthenogenesis.
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ErikasMindfulShelf
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Very engaging fantasy. Audio was great!

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mjtwo
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15 Aug-26 Sep 25 (audiobook)
Read this aloud to Polly quite a few years ago and decided it would be a good series for Beatrix and I on the commute.
I enjoy Brontë‘s voice - both the actual narrator‘s voice and her view of the world. She is bright, funny and quite English. Her quest to visit her ten aunts in accordance with the instructions in her parents‘ magical will is fun and a little silly. And it is long, making it good value on audio.