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Book 20 of 2024! I just love Nick and Charlie! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Book 20 of 2024! I just love Nick and Charlie! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Our Princess Floralinda is locked in a tower waiting for a prince to save her -- but what if princes are, in fact, useless??
I went so long w/o a 5 star and now I'm overwhelmed with them - I guess that reading new-to-me books by my favorite authors was the solution 😂. I wondered where this was going for a minute, but I was not salty about it bc of how much I love Tamsyn Muir's writing; however, the ending of this story is perfect. Just perfect.
My plan was to reread the novellas and then finally read the novel… and I‘m happy to announce that I have finished my reread. This audiobook has a different narrator but he was very enjoyable to listen to - so I was only disappointed momentarily. Absolutely loved visiting again.
This continues to be a goddamn delight, as per my review of book one. I love how the murderbot character interrogates what it means to be human.
This was short and quite difficult - it explores the impact of content moderation on a meta style tech giant. It‘s a novella with an abrupt ending but in it builds a sense of dread as folks react in different ways to what they see - from numbness to believing. Great example of an unreliable narrator
Well I finally know what everyone else is raving about. What a goddamn delight.
3.5 Stars • “Winds of Time," is a novella and the third installment in the "After Cilmeri" series by Sarah Woodbury. Meg, a time-traveling character, finds herself once again in medieval Wales after a plane crash. This time, she's alone and must navigate the challenges of the past with the knowledge and maturity she gained from her sixteen years spent in the modern world. ⬇️
After I loved Clear so much, I picked this up. It starts just as beautiful but then it didn‘t hold my fascination until the end. It‘s still a soft pick with an interesting and beautifully written story.
I now have read all the three books I have packed for my five-days-holiday 🙈 Audiobook on my phone it is for tonight.