Totally need to read this 😂
Still haven‘t read this but there is a book 2 and I 💗 Dan Santat‘s work so I think I will love this…
Still haven‘t read this but there is a book 2 and I 💗 Dan Santat‘s work so I think I will love this…
OMG! I was browsing new releases on Libby, and stumbled on this. Inkheart is in my top 3 favorite ever book series. The third book, Inkdeath, was originally published in 2007, so I never imagined a 4th book would ever come out. Happy day! I'm setting aside my current book and am gonna start a reread of Inkheart to prepare for this one.
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This was fun…and I learned that my nephew and his mom are reading the series, too. Should I continue?
Audio. Wow. This book went hard. I enjoyed this more than the second one. Felt a bit repetitive; hoping Amari would learn to work as a team. It‘s slow going growth, but still growth. This book really showed the war between magicians and magical world took on a new level. Many times I felt my jaw drop from being surprised at what I just heard. Mainly for how insanely dark it got during the second half.
“…as you heal and grow, something beautiful and layered and solid and lasting is formed.”
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A good representation of how labels are harmful and you are never too young to make a positive impact on a person, family, and the community you call home.
Middle grade historical fiction set at Bletchley Park during WWII. Lizzie is a clever girl who escapes her guardian who is supposed to take her from London to her grandmother in Cleveland. She joins her brother, a code breaker, at Bletchley Park and investigates their mothers disappearance.