Book 137: Seraphina – Rachel Hartman
I decided to read Seraphina after seeing Grace’s review of the galley over at Books Without Any Pictures, and I am […]
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I decided to read Seraphina after seeing Grace’s review of the galley over at Books Without Any Pictures, and I am […]
Book 137: Seraphina – Rachel Hartman Read Post »
Overall this book was ‘meh’. I couldn’t get into it and it wasn’t what I thought it would be. With
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I need to stop saying I don’t like nonfiction and start saying I enjoy immersive nonfiction. It seems the majority
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I searched out this novel after reading Howard’s End is on the Landing and thoroughly enjoying Hill’s writing style. And after
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This is one of those situations where I’m glad I don’t read the backs of books carefully each time before
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With The Lost Hero Riordan sucked me into a new series. It definitely helped that this was a continuation of
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This is one of the most hauntingly beautiful novels I have read. I had some inclinations of how beautiful it
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