Up next for #192025. I'm pretty sure I read this in Grade 9 English so am interested to see what I remember.
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Up next for #192025. I'm pretty sure I read this in Grade 9 English so am interested to see what I remember.
so-soDidn‘t want this one as much as book one. I think it focused more on the relationship between the two main characters which isn‘t a bad thing but it kind of distracted from what I liked about the series in the first place. Not a bad one just not quite as good as book one
pickThis was a lot of fun to get into as an anime fan. It blends classic anime action with great historical commentary. Also has some well written characters that make for a compelling cast to fallow
My stalwart companion as I reread ONCE A ROGUE. He‘s so red in the smokey light! I filtered him a bit to capture the colour I actually saw.
The book‘s still great. I love the way these characters bounce off each other, and Allie Therin‘s prose practically reads itself. I open my ereader and suddenly half an hour‘s gone by. I needed this, especially after I bounced off an opaque contemporary fantasy last night.
pickA young boy in 18th-century Italy gets mad at his parents and scampers up a tree, a decision that will shape the rest of his life. A fairy tale about rebellion, originality, and fidelity to oneself, starring a Zelig-like figure who finds himself brushing up against many of the central figures and events of the Napoleonic Era. Linus approves!
When I'm freaking out about reality, and my current read takes me to the one magical place that always feels safe and cozy...a bookstore 📚💝.
My previous book review was long because I didn't keep up with my posts as I read...I will try to do better.
Not thrilled about the threat to Kasaqua's life if Anequs fails.
I expected a world ruled by Vikings to be a little different...
Loving the steampunk vibes!
#nampeshiweisitreviewedbyanncrystal
so-soThe young Munchkin Ojo is on a quest to save his beloved uncle. With friends like Scraps the Patchwork Girl, the Glass Cat, & the Shaggy Man, he will travel across Oz to save his family.
I feel so weird about this. I love Ojo, Scraps, & the Glass Cat. But reading this now, I don‘t like Ozma‘s banning of magic except for Glinda & the Wizard, & I really don‘t like the final treatment of the Glass Cat or the Wizard Ex Machina at the end.🌕🌕🌗🌑🌑
• my first Salman Rushdie book and at this point, I think I‘m here for it •
pickLoved this just like every other Kalynn Bayron book I've read. The villain is fantastic! My only complaint is I would have liked to spend more time in the creepy sentient castle of the Knight.
