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John’s 2025 Year in Books
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John Collings
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San Jose, California, The United States
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January 2015
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Hell, and God, and Nuns with Rulers
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2015
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2 editions
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Tag: A Cautionary Tale
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The Painted Hills – Central Oregon
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Oregon is one of the most diverse states within the United States. It has costal regions, high dessert, mountains, small towns, big cities, and long beautiful rivers. There is a little something for everybody in Oregon, so it should not shock me when I come across a new region that adds to the diversity of this state, but this is exactly what happened as I traveled to one of the m
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| I absolutely loved this book. It does a rare thing in Young Adult novels; it tells an honest and important story where some of the main characters are the parents. The difference between generations is an important part of not only this story, but al ...more | |
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| The book starts off really good as a mystery that has a big twist in it that makes the suspect of a horrific murder of a child seem innocent. The evidence makes you question whether or not he did it, and things unfold like most murder mysteries, but ...more | |
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| What was starting out as a shallow story, started to expand into something with a little more depth. Ichigo's past is revealed a little more, and it is discovered why he is so brooding all of the time. A battle takes place that for the first time, is ...more | |
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| It is great to read a young adult novel set in South America even though the main character happens to be from the United States still. The story follows two teenagers, Alex and Nadia, as they unravel a mystery in the heart of the Amazon. The story h ...more | |
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| It has been a long time since I have watched the television show that got me into this series in the first place, so I thought I would have forgotten a lot of the story, and this would be completely new to me. The instant I started to read the book, ...more | |
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| One Piece has always been a goofy, fun series, and there is still a lot of this in this volume of the pirates making their way through adventures on the high seas, but it also took a step towards maturing a little bit in this part of the story. The g ...more | |
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| It might be because I have read too many young adult novels lately, but this was another story that fell into that category of predictable fare that can be found in this genre. That is not to say that it was bad, but I did not feel a profound connect ...more | |
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| I have read four or five of Terry Pratchett's books in the Discworld universe and though I have enjoyed them, if you asked me what they were about, I would not be able to tell you what those stories were. Yes, they make me laugh, and I enjoy them, bu ...more | |
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| Though Gabriel Garcia Marquez is most well known for bringing mystical realism to the world, this story of his does not really fit into that genre. Though I love his short stories told in this genre, the longer pieces that he has written sometimes ge ...more | |
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| I guess it is a ghost story set in the uppity class of Victorian England filled with a bunch of character that I never really care about. Granted, it gets better as the story progresses to the point where it is bearable by the end of the long haul, b ...more | |
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Hi, John! Happy Monday! Thanks for contacting me. Congratulations on your books! Happy reading, writing, and everything else. Have a great day and week. Blessings!Best wishes from Majenta