Loved Prophet Song but don‘t think it will beat out Brotherless Night for best of the year.
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Loved Prophet Song but don‘t think it will beat out Brotherless Night for best of the year.
Starting my daughter‘s Mother‘s Day gift to me today: a BR with her. #firstlinefridays
pickBook 3. Nina has been betrayed by the boy she loved, and arrested by the Population Police for exposing other alleged third children. She‘s innocent but also has to pretend to not be a 3rd child, while trying to save other 3rd kids. Trust no one 😳
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pickI‘m on Book 2 of 7. In a world where families are allowed no more than 2 children, there are still plenty of families who have 3. The penalty of the 3rd child (even if he/she is part of a multiple birth) is death. Hidden kids are everywhere assuming other identities…
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pickI enjoyed reading this book. It is interesting, I will continue the series. Checked it out from the library on Libby. I might end up getting physical copies of the books later on. I rated this book a 3 out of 5 stars.
Tagged was best of the week.
I read six books, three of my May #ReadYourKindle numbers, one of my #SeriesLove24 authors and May‘s #BookedinTime #BiblicalFiction choice. A good reading week for me.
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I‘ve been listening to this on Audible, I‘m completely invested in it. Julia was a great character already of course, but she‘s become so spellbinding in this. Just as Margaret Atwood has showed: us the life of women in totalitarian regimes is precarious at best. The imagination and detail is exemplary, highly recommended.
pickThis book has shown me I like my dystopian fiction to have an element of the impossible to it. Prophet Song is dystopian fiction that feels just a few votes away from possible. Riveting and harrowing. 4.5 🌟
Grateful for the beautiful day to offset the despair created by the book.
