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A Girl Called Echo review

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It’s been a while since I’ve read a graphic novel and I didn’t realize that’s what this was! And so I took out three of them and ended up finishing them in a night. The story follows Echo, a young girl who drifts off in her history class and finds… Read More »A Girl Called Echo review

Crows review

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Today in picking up random library books because it was available and it seemed like it could be interesting, a whole book about crows for some reason! I don’t really have a structure for these nonfiction reviews so let’s get into the thoughts. The book is all about crows, but… Read More »Crows review

Catherine House review

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Today in Random Library Recommendations, another one that showed up in the same section as a bunch of award winning books. I think I’m getting over my distrust of these at last! They aren’t all pretentious and frustrating! Although I’m not sure if this one actually won anything… The story… Read More »Catherine House review

Vicious Review

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Today in working through the TBR pile, some super villain stuff! Because I need to get a bit more up to date on modern super hero books as research for Cloned Evil. Vicious follows Victor Vale on his quest for revenge. In college, he and his roommate, Eli Cardale, attempted… Read More »Vicious Review

Dying for a Living Review

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Today in I have had this on my TBR list forever and I’m finally getting around to reading it, Dying for a Living finally made it! The more I’m going through this list, the more I’m realizing I should have gotten to more of these books sooner. The story follows… Read More »Dying for a Living Review

Graveyard Shift Review

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I’m finally reading again! It took a bit for me to get back into it, but I’ve made my list of books in my TBR and I’m going to start working through all of them. To start off, Graveyard Shift by Angela Roquet, a book I have two copies of… Read More »Graveyard Shift Review

Urban Heroes Review

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I picked up Urban Heroes back at Creative Ink, but I heard TJ Lockwood reading from the book back at VCon. Side note, if you ever get the chance it’s worth going to see her read. I think she’s doing that more often now, and I came in knowing just… Read More »Urban Heroes Review

Blue Lily, Lily Blue Review

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Oh hey, the plot kicked back in! They’re actively doing things to find Glendower again, which is the main thrust of the series! Find the old dead Welsh king and then… something. Have a wish granted, gain is favour, I’m still not actually sure what they think is going to… Read More »Blue Lily, Lily Blue Review

Dream Thieves Review

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Dream Thieves is the second book in the Raven Cycle and I can see why Aiden1 likes it so much. It’s all about Ronan, and it’s also a book where the plot and the characters feel like they are actually connected to one another in a substantial way. Mostly because… Read More »Dream Thieves Review

Raven Boys Review

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I read this series before and I’m revisiting it now. I’m realizing that I’ve got different feelings about it this time than I did the first time, which happens. I’m looking at the formatting of the book for one1 and paying more attention to the structure and how the series… Read More »Raven Boys Review