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OutsmartYourShelf
The Fandom | Anna Day
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Pickpick

Violet is attending Comic Con where the actors from her favourite book-turned-into-a-film 'The Gallows Dance' are due to appear, when a freak accident transport Violet, younger brother Nate, & friends Alice & Katie into the story world for real. Now they are right in the midst of the struggle between the perfect 'Gems' & the 'Imps' (Imperfects) but their appearance derails the story & causes the death of 'Imp' heroine, Rose.

OutsmartYourShelf Now Violet has to take Rose's place & convince 'Gem' Willow to fall in love with her instead of Rose & kickstart the revolution. Violet knows the book by heart so it should be simple - except the characters don't stick to the storyline, there's much more going on behind the scenes than the book ever explained, & why is Violet so attracted to side character Ash? 8h
OutsmartYourShelf This one has been on my TBR shelf for ages & I have no idea why I haven't read it until now. I really enjoyed it & was actually rather sorry to finish it so I ordered the sequel straight after. I loved the 'Gallows Dance' world & there were some funny asides about YA dystopian tropes in series like the 'Hunger Games' & 'Allegiant'.
4.5🌟

Full Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2093564494
Read 10th-13th Jun 2025
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swynn
Shadow of Night: A Novel | Deborah Harkness
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We arrived in an undignified heap of witch and vampire.

#FirstLineFridays
@ShyBookOwl

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Enchanted_Bibliophile
The In-Between Bookstore | Edward Underhill
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Mehso-so

Honestly I got this book because of #CoverLove

But I found the story lacking. It reads like a YA, the characters feel childish and absolutely nothing happens for the biggest part of the book.

#LitsyAtoZ #I @Texreader
#Pantone2025 #DejaVuBlue @Lauredhel

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i.z.booknook
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The Ministry of Time takes place in the near future when the British intelligence services have come across the ability to time travel. They decide to take some people from points in history when they would have died anyway and bring them to the present, calling them ‘Expats‘, to see if they can adapt to life in the present.They have ‘bridges‘ to watch out for them and teach them our modern ways.This was a really great story;(cont. in comments👇🏻

i.z.booknook (1) very entertaining, engaging, well-written and hilarious. Many themes are explored in this book, including Britain‘s past and present relationship with colonialism/post-colonialism. There is a beautiful love story that pulls you in. All the characters are very full, with extremely unique voices. 2d
i.z.booknook (2) Bradley must have done massive amounts of research to reconstruct dialects and language of ‘Expats‘ from history. I thoroughly recommend this book! It was such great fun! 2d
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annahenke
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Finally tackling the mamma Jamma. #outlander

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Littlewolf1
Before Your Memory Fades | Toshikazu Kawaguchi
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Pickpick

5⭐️ & 5😭 four minute I was like, yes!, Because I really thought I got out of that unscathed. Yeah I was wrong. This is booked three of the Before The Coffee Gets Cold series, and I can honestly say that I have not had a dry eye in the three that I‘ve read so far. It‘s touching, heartfelt and just emotionally damaging, but in a best way. I absolutely love the series and I will continue to read them as long as the author continues to release them.

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uncommonlycozies
See You Yesterday | Rachel Lynn Solomon
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Monday finds me on #Seattle ‘s UW campus, where each of Barrett Bloom's steps feels borrowed from the day before. We get glimpses of Mount Rainier and references to Mercer Island and Bellevue—PNW has my heart. 🌲
#whereareyoumonday #librarybooks #bibliophile #romance
#romcom #uncommon #timetravel #fiction

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Enchanted_Bibliophile
The In-Between Bookstore | Edward Underhill
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Both these Audio holds came in today. So guess I'm Audiobooking through this week and finishing Assassin's Quest #RealmOfElderlings 🤷🏼‍♀️

So much for trying to plan my reading for the month.

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Roary47
Afternoon on the Amazon | Mary Pope Osborne
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Mehso-so

3✨Another solid story to try to find: “the missing things”. We find out in this book the connection between the items they are looking for. A lot of great information on the Amazon rainforest for young readers. My son enjoyed the animal pictures and the peace of the story.

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PageShifter
One Last Stop | Casey McQuiston
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August was relatable and I loved her character arc. She was first introvert without friends but ended up living with her found family. I also loved secondary characters.

I was a bit surprised when I noticed how this could be a sci-fi book but I think I just enjoyed this more like this. I love mysteries.

This was pretty predictable first but I have to say I was curious about the ending.

I enjoyed this more than I had expected.