Sean McBride
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| I absolutely adore this series. This is supposedly the more "supernatural" series that Bellairs did, and this one shines as just that. Though it is part of the Johnny Dixson series, he is taken by the spirit in the first couple of pages, and we spend ...more | |
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| This was a pretty quick and fun book. Not for everyone, because it is exactly what it claims to be, it's a book about libraries. More specifically central LA library that burned down, but we follow the enigmatic character that supposedly did the arso ...more | |
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| This book absolutely suffers from first novel syndrome. The ideas and plot are sound and interesting (though a little bit derivative for this book), and Smiley is a unique character, but the writing is clunky, and riddled with slang. That can be a gr ...more | |
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| I hate to say this, but this was the worst of the Stormlight books thus far. The ending is worthy of the events, but the writing itself was a little lackluster and a little mis-paced. The severity of what is happening felt like Sanderson was just tel ...more | |
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| I hate to say this, but this was the worst of the Stormlight books thus far. The ending is worthy of the events, but the writing itself was a little lackluster and a little mis-paced. The severity of what is happening felt like Sanderson was just tel ...more | |





























