pickDon Lark buys houses, renovates them, and resells them at a profit, and the parallels with his life journey are not lost on him. His latest project comes with very sweet but odd neighbors who warn him about the house, and a squatter living in the attic. But then it seems that the house itself wants to object to his renovation plans...
Full review: https://lamp.works/bwl?s=B00B72CFN0
#fantasy #occult
pickA great wrap-up of global affairs with room to continue Bean‘s story. For the full review, please visit http://benjamin-m-weilert.com/index.php/2022/03/09/book-shadow-of-the-giant-2005...
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Another re-read from my teen years. This story has stuck with me after all these years and I think I liked it more as an adult.
The characters and relationships are well developed. A family relocates to North Carolina and their oldest son starts exhibiting strange behavior. The boy starts playing with imaginary friends and secrets in the town come to light.
TW: child abuse
pick4.5/5 💚‘s
I think I am officially out of my reading funk! Yay!
The story follows the start of the second Formic war in the Enderverse. But the formics are less important than the character you come to o ow in the first formic war trilogy. If I could sum it up, I‘d tell you this is a book about love. Love for those close to us and love for the human race.
I can‘t wait to share some of my favorite quotes from this book. Stay tuned! 😉
11. I have always enjoyed memorizing. I can do several poems and a bunch of Shakespeare.
12. I could eat chips and salsa all the time without ever stopping.
13. I own so many movies that I keep the discs in 9 huge CD folders, organized by genre of course.
14. My outsized love of books & movies is rooted in a fundamental love of story.
15. Oh my gosh you guys this one time I met Neil Gaiman.
Thanks for the #15FactsAboutMe tag @vivastory
