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Joined June 2019

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The Ice Monster | David Walliams
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My favourite character was Tané, even though her POV sections were some of the weakest in the book. I liked her because she was angry and young. I liked that she was written as being a bit immature and irresponsible.

I really loved the Priory itself and I can‘t stop thinking about it. #snippets #fantasy #epicfantasy #samanthashannon 4.5 stars

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1. Crocus. 2. My dog Ginny, my therapist, and the NHS. #wondrouswednesday

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Bookwormjillk You‘re getting there! 3w
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#fantasy #samanthashannon Day 7 After breakfast

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Catcher in the Rye. | J D Salinger
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Getting some classics in! #catcherintherye #classics

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I finished Babel! #5starread #fantasy #babel

dabbe 🙌🏻🤩🙌🏻 1mo
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Bloom | Delilah S. Dawson
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This is brilliant! #horror #lgbt #lesbianbooks

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Just finished this. It‘s gorgeous! #Austen #Austen250 #JaneAusten #classics #specialeditions

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Our Wives Under the Sea | Julia Armfield
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This book is amazing. It‘s beautiful and sad, and the writing is like poetry. #LGBTQIA+ #pick 5 star read

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“From the top of the large boulder he sat on…” #Scalzi #Redshirts #SciFi

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This book is lovely. It‘s a great, but slow read. Perfect for when you need a break from angsting over characters in trouble and dramatic plot twists. Reading the Spell Shop is like reading Stardew Valley or Animal Crossing. Read it. #SarahBethDurst #TheSpellShop #cozyfantasy #romantasy

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If It Bleeds | Stephen King
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This is amazing! I loved it. ❤️

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3.5 stars

I liked Deal With the Devil, but it fell a bit short of my expectations. The characters were hard to connect to and I wanted lots more worldbuilding to make the story make sense. However, I fell in love with Nina by the end and I want to read the next one in the series.

#ThreeSentenceReview #BookReview

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The Atlantis Gene | A.G. Riddle
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3 stars

I had a few problems with this book, but I loved the main character, Kate. Some of the plot points were too easy or too unbelievable. The Atlantis Gene held my attention long enough for me to finish the book, but I won't be continuing with the series.

#ThreeSentenceReview

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If It Bleeds | Stephen King
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Accessing the Future | Djibril al-Ayad, Kathryn Allan
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Troll: A Love Story | Johanna Sinisalo
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Robots vs. Fairies | Dominik Parisien, Navah Wolfe
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Wake, Siren: Ovid Resung | Nina MacLaughlin
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#wakesiren #ovid #ovidresung #ninamaclaughlin Amazing, addictive writing. Such an important book, but major trigger warnings for rape and sexual assault.

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The Iron Man | Ted Hughes
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This is amazing! Beautiful. Definitely recommend.

TheLudicReader The Maggie Smith? 4y
pyjamaviking No, just the same name 4y
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Wildcard | Marie Lu
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Wildcard | Marie Lu
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Supernova | Kass Morgan
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Mirrorscape | Mike Wilks
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The Drowned World | J. G. Ballard
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SW-T Those look interesting 🙂 5y
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Tell me what you're reading right now!
1. Tag your current read
2. Chatter about it!
3. Read, like, comment on other people's posts!
4. Come back next week

#mondaybookclub #letstalkbooks

I'm still plodding through the Hugos list, which is one reason I'm reading Binti. I love it so far! It has amazing, vibrant worldbuilding and a Star Trek vibe.

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Brave the Page | National Novel Writing Month
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1. Brave The Page 9780451480293 #bravethepage #nanowrimo

2. Discovering the awesomeness that is Viva Pinata for Xbox!

3. More Viva Pinata, probably some Fortnite and GTAV.

4.Two. Both my parents had one older brother.

5. Cool!

#friyayintro

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World of the Unknown: Ghosts | Christopher Maynard
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Really topical book. It's accessibly and entertainingly written. The prose is very list-like though, and that's where it loses something in my eyes. If you can handle the science though, this would be an excellent choice. #symphonyinc #roberthazen #review

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#keeplitsyactive #taggame #friyayintro

1. Do things like DnD count? If not, Cluedo.
2. New Zealand for the Middle Earth stuff.
3. I am not doing reading goals so much any more.
4. Spirit Animals. I thought it was going to be too young, but it's still well-worth a read.
5. Which fictional universe would you like to adopt a child from? (My answer is Panem)

tournevis Of course DnD counts! 5y
Scochrane26 Very good question. And panem is a great answer because those kids are definitely traumatized. Maybe I‘d adopt a kid from the orphanages from Anne of green gables or Annie. (edited) 5y
gradcat Ooh, great question! As old as I am, I‘ve always understood that I‘m too immature to take of a child, so I have to pass on it. But I find it a very creative question, I must say. ♥️ 5y
coffees i read the first volume of spirit animals. i thought it was ok but definitely not for my age group. maybe it's because i like darker content ^^;;; oh man, that's a tough one! i can't think of any Orz 5y
katlyn447 Great question! I'm thinking I'd adopt Wayward Children universe. I love the idea of a ragtag group of children with extraordinary experiences finding commonality and acceptance like at Eleanor West's school 5y
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