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Claira’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Claira’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Claira Teichroeb’s Followers (5)
246 books
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6 friends
917 books
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23 friends
45 books
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2 friends
24 books
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5 friends
449 books
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5 friends
197 books
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3 friends
Claira Teichroeb
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October 2024
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Daughters of Irin: a novella
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The Valley of the Poet: a collection of poems
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Ascribe to the Lord His Glory Due
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Review of Ripple Effect by Sylvia Taekema
Ripple Effect
Ripple Effect has some of the common themes of middle-grade fiction: friends, school, and crushes. I found it not the easiest book to get into at first due to the short sentences. I don't know if that trend continues throughout the book as I was able to get into the story later.
I found the book to be fairly shallow and not as deep as it could be. It had the potential to go into a deep Read more of this blog post »
Ripple Effect has some of the common themes of middle-grade fiction: friends, school, and crushes. I found it not the easiest book to get into at first due to the short sentences. I don't know if that trend continues throughout the book as I was able to get into the story later.
I found the book to be fairly shallow and not as deep as it could be. It had the potential to go into a deep Read more of this blog post »
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“How would you like to be the one tied up by some dart-wielding wolf-whisperer?"
"I wouldn't get tied up. We'd have the same advantages, so we'd appreciate our mutual skills, and I already told you, Galt is only half wolf.”
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"I wouldn't get tied up. We'd have the same advantages, so we'd appreciate our mutual skills, and I already told you, Galt is only half wolf.”
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“Come with me, my friend,
For the dusk has fallen down.
Let us travel to a place,
A fable, most believe,
Held highly in renown.”
― The Valley of the Poet: a collection of poems
For the dusk has fallen down.
Let us travel to a place,
A fable, most believe,
Held highly in renown.”
― The Valley of the Poet: a collection of poems
“I hauled myself through the window and onto the lush floor, standing so we were both bathed in the silken moonlight.
“Quarralia, I am here to rescue you.”
― Daughters of Irin: a novella
“Quarralia, I am here to rescue you.”
― Daughters of Irin: a novella
“How would you like to be the one tied up by some dart-wielding wolf-whisperer?"
"I wouldn't get tied up. We'd have the same advantages, so we'd appreciate our mutual skills, and I already told you, Galt is only half wolf.”
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"I wouldn't get tied up. We'd have the same advantages, so we'd appreciate our mutual skills, and I already told you, Galt is only half wolf.”
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“Come with me, my friend,
For the dusk has fallen down.
Let us travel to a place,
A fable, most believe,
Held highly in renown.”
― The Valley of the Poet: a collection of poems
For the dusk has fallen down.
Let us travel to a place,
A fable, most believe,
Held highly in renown.”
― The Valley of the Poet: a collection of poems
“I want to drink the stars.
I want to feel their light course through me,
Run sparkling through my veins.”
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I want to feel their light course through me,
Run sparkling through my veins.”
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“Once upon the dawn of time, there was water.
Before the stars, before the Maker set life into earth, life into lungs, beast or man to roam . . . there was water.”
― All the Lost Places
Before the stars, before the Maker set life into earth, life into lungs, beast or man to roam . . . there was water.”
― All the Lost Places
