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RavenclawPrincess913
City of Heavenly Fire | Cassandra Clare
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City of Glass | Cassandra Clare
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City of Ashes | Cassandra Clare
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City of Bones (Reissue) | Cassandra Clare
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City of Bones (Reissue) | Cassandra Clare
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BeeMagical
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Mehso-so

Book 22📚 2.5⭐️

Be careful who/what you trust… they might just be a werewolf!

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DebinHawaii
Etiquette & Espionage | Gail Carriger
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Thanks for the #Two4Tuesday tag @TheSpineView

1️⃣ After grade school I was hit or miss. If liked the subject (English, writing, History) I was good but if I wasn‘t interested (Math) I didn‘t apply myself & was not great!

2️⃣ I loved the Finishing School series & Mademoiselle Geraldine‘s Finishing Academy for Young Ladies of Quality seems like a fun school to learn useful skills like espionage, poisoning & proper curtsies.

Tag—you‘re it!🤗

TheSpineView Thanks for playing! 4d
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Keilin_querr
The Twilight Saga | Stephenie Meyer
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That persistent need in every person lately to skip half the vampire literature and go straight to Twilight is what we need to reduce. In my opinion, you should read the vampire books in order to better understand these creatures of the night. In Twilight, there are some things that aren't explained as much as in other vampire books. Recommended, yes, but after you've read Dracula, Nosferatu, or Leslat