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PuddleJumper
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This is a really fun story. London based urban fantasy following two cupids as their love matches turn deadly.

I enjoyed how different the world and afterlife was, the characters were all engaging, the romance was an organic slow burn, and it was the right level of humour for me.

PuddleJumper I did find it a little difficult to get into. The beginning was exposition heavy and quite slow. After that, it gets much better and I'm glad I stuck with it.

Thanks to #Netgalley for the #ARC
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JoyBlue
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Happy publication day!

Finlay Donovan is back and better than ever! If you haven‘t already, read my full reviews here:

https://debbybrauer.org/#finlay-donovan-digs-her-own-grave-fi... [e-book]

and

https://debbybrauer.org/#finlay-donovan-digs-her-own-grave-fi... [audio]

#NetGalley #StMartinsPress #MinotaurBooks #MacmillanAudio #FinlayDonovanDigsHerOwnGrave

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BoleyBooks
Broken Country | Clare Leslie Hall
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kezzlou85
The Wolf Tree | Laura McCluskey
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Wow this was so good. The atmosphere created by the author is brilliant. Its eerie and creepy as you need it to be. The plot was clever and well written they're are many twists along the way you just dont know which way it will end up. As for the ending , it was brilliant, dramatic and bittersweet. Just how i wanted it to end. The writing is descriptive and you can easily picture yourself there. I really liked George. #Netgalley 5*

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MonicaLoves2Read
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I read a lot of WWII nonfiction history and historical fiction books. I had never heard about the Propaganda Girls that worked in the Marole Operations (MO) branch of the OSS. Propaganda Girls tells of four women who worked in the MO office.

Rogak, you can tell when you read it, a thoroughly researched book. These 4 ladies were a major part of WWII. They helped with false information to enemy soldiers trying to get them to surrender. ⬇️

MonicaLoves2Read The MO office was quite successful in accomplishing turning the enemy soldiers' morale to low and causing some to surrender to the Allies.

If you enjoy WWII history, you would probably enjoy Propaganda Girls.

Tentative Publication Date: March 4, 2025

😊 Happy Reading 😊

#Netgalley #ARC #MonthlyNonfictuon2025 #Read2025 #Bookspinbingo
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BookmarkTavern
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The powerful & brash young wizard Ged summons a shadow w/ no name. His quest to put it to rest will teach him more than he could ever predict.

GODDAMN! The beautiful, soft watercolor illustrations are the perfect pairing to the world of Earthsea. I want to put copies of a few pages on my walls. Everything feels ephemeral, & the story is just as powerful as I remember. This made me want to start a reread of the Earthsea saga.🌕🌕🌕🌕🌗

BookmarkTavern Release Date: March 11th, 2025 #ARC #NetGalley CW 👇🏻 2d
BookmarkTavern Chapter 5, minor reference to child death 2d
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sebrittainclark
The River Has Roots | Amal El-Mohtar
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5/5

The River Liss runs out of Faerie, full of magic, and two sisters grow up singing to the willows that soak up it's magic. This is such a beautiful and lyrical story about sisterhood, love, grief, and magic.

In the audiobook, the narrator sings all the songs, and I think that adds so much to an already incredible story. I really recommend listening to the audiobook.

#netgalley

CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian Ooh this sounds so good! Placing a hold at the library right now! 2d
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julesG
Emberclaw | L. R. Lam
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Andrew65 Excellent 🎉🎊🎉 2d
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LeafingThroughLife
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This is a sweet cozy fantasy about 3 seer sisters who run a tearoom where they read tea leaves for their customers. Positive the tearoom and home is their future, all 3 are surprised to find themselves called to different pursuits just when it seems they most need to be united to the job of helping elder witches find their life tasks. Leans hard on the “failure to communicate” trope but is ultimately a satisfying story about finding your own path.

LeafingThroughLife Looks like this has a sequel coming out this year that I might just add to my TBR! February #doublespin #netgalley 4d
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 3d
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Deblovestoread
Untitled | Unknown
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#FebruaryWrapUp

#NetGalley #ARC

Black Woods, Blue Sky
The Lost Passenger

#TOB25

Beautyland
The History of Sound

dabbe 🤩🤩🤩 3d
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