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jamield1911
Midnight Sun | Stephenie Meyer
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Pickpick

I loved Edward's POV, but this was sooooo unnecessarily long!

CogsOfEncouragement It first released summer 2020 which made the high page number perfectly fine with me. 7h
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ReadingOver50
City of Ashes | Cassandra Clare
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Pickpick

It's been 9 years since I read the first book in this series, City of Bones. I felt I was able to get back into the world with no problems. I like the world of the shadow hunters. It's hard to explain what is going on here, but the book ended on an epic battle that was fun to read. We get a lot more of Jace in this series, and Simon too.

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LitsyEvents
Clean Sweep | Ilona Andrews
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repost for @Andrew65, @Tove_Reads :

Following an idea from @Tove_Reads we are launching a #Readathon throughout May to read books from our own shelves, called #ShelfSweeper.

We hope you will join us. This Readathon is dedicated to the memory of the wonderful Litten @eanderson who will be sorely missed, so as well as your own shelf why not challenge yourself to read one book off her shelf. We are also using the tag #4Elizabeth
Please tag us.

Tove_Reads Thanks for sharing! Everyone should join in. The more the merrier! 2d
Andrew65 Th answer for sharing ❤️ All welcome no much how much or little reading they, can fit in. 1d
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rwmg
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Pickpick

After a pre-Christmas trip to London, staying with her sister, and Christmas itself, Sophronia and friends return to the school for the New Year Tea only to find that it has been infiltrated by Picklemen.

A satisfactory wrap-up to the series with quite a few surprises on the way.

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Michael_Gee
Nestlings | Nat Cassidy
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Pickpick

A thoroughly contemporary homage to Rosemary‘s Baby with a slowly spun out story of creeping dread and claustrophobia. Fantastic twist on classic horror stories. #childhorror

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Michael_Gee
Suffer the Children | Craig DiLouie
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Pickpick

For our Christmas #childhorror selection, we read this extremely dark and pessimistic story about how parental “love” for their offspring can basically result in the genocide of humanity. In 340 pages, DiLouie covers a month and a half in a small town in the midst of a global phenomenon. This focus and the time he takes with the story makes it strong, and while it isn‘t always narratively satisfying, it is really effective: horrifying and moving.

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Fortifiedbybooks
A Tempest of Tea | Hafsah Faizal
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I went to Grammercy Books and found the tagged book for #IndependentBookstoreDay. Now I'm back home to continue the #Readathon!

TieDyeDude 😍 1d
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Zbayardo
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Pickpick

I can‘t remember the last time I read a fantasy book, it‘s been so long. This one did NOT disappoint! It‘s action-packed, has vampires and humans, and an aching romance in a world where you have to be ruthless to survive.

5feet.of.fury I love this book! I‘m still working my way through the series so far but it‘s very enjoyable 3d
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5feet.of.fury
Clean Sweep | Ilona Andrews
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Pickpick

I truly don‘t know what to think of this worldbuilding 🛸🪐 But it was fun and the ending was hilarious.

LiseWorks Love this author 3d
5feet.of.fury @LiseWorks Me too. I loved Kate Daniels & Hidden Legacy! Now I have this series to get through. The world building was pretty wacky, but it was still good 3d
HeyT This is probably my favorite series of theirs. 3d
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MysticFaerie
The Buffalo Hunter Hunter | Stephen Graham Jones
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Pickpick

5🌟/5🌟