Imagine if your school scores defined your live, your opportunities, your shopping trips? That's Master Class by Christina Dalcher.
Master Class by Christina Dalcher – Book Review
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Before the round table with Cursed by Thomas Wheeler
I didn't know Cursed by Thomas Wheeler was adapted on Netflix or a King Arthur retelling when I started reading. Now I NEED to watch the series.
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The Last Wish – starting The Witcher series
After watching the Netflix series, I read The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski--the first book in The Witcher series... and wrote down my thoughts.
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Meeting Karou in the Daughter of Smoke and Bone
I'm in love with another Laini Taylor novel. This time it's the first book in the Daughter of Smoke and Bone series.
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Deathless Divide: a perfect sequel by Justina Ireland
The sequel to Justina Ireland's Dread Nation is here. In Deathless Divide, Jane fights zombies, delusional scientists, sexism, and racism.
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Ending the story with The Pretenders
I finally got a chance to read The Pretenders by Rebecca Hanover. It's the longed-for sequel to the science fiction YA novel, The Similars.
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Cloud and Wallfish: in East Germany
Imagine being 11 years old and transported from your suburban American life to 1980s East Germany. That's Noah's life in Cloud and Wallfish by Anne Nesbit.
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The View from the Cheap Seats by Neil Gaiman
A collection of speeches, book introductions, and editorials by Neil Gaiman. All bundled together as The View from the Cheap Seats.
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Book Review: Dear Martin by Nic Stone
Justyce is heading to Yale and has a promising future, once he navigates growing up black in Dear Martin by Nic Stone.
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Dread Nation: I’d say zombies and Post-Civil War but it’s so much more
Dread Nation: A post-civil war historical novel, with added zombies. Justina Ireland has written a mostly historically correct novel.
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A semester of reading. Fluffy, non-academic reading
In among my grad school work it was a semester of reading fluffy books. These novels helped me get through my first semester.
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The end of the world is on Saturday in Good Omens
Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens is an amusing end-of-the world telling of an 11-year-old Antichrist, whom they lost.
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A Crime-Fighting Baby Elephant – The Unexpected Inheritance of Inspector Chopra
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Boy Meets Boy – A utopianly sweet love story
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I read some self-help books so you don’t need to
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You’ve Read the Harry Potter Series, What’s Next?
You’ve just read 4,224 pages of wizarding magnificence. That’s if you read the US editions of the Harry Potter series....
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What I Learned Reading Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert
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The Story of Happy Liu, Trash Picker – Book Review: Happy Dreams
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PS from Paris – a book review of a predictable and fluffy romance
PS from Paris by Marc Levy is a kinda cute, rather soppy, and very predictable romance set in Paris. An author and movie star fall in love.
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Let It Snow this Christmas – Book Review
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