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The Timespeaker: A Dark Fantasy Adventure (The Timespeaker Series Book 1)
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The Split Second (The Timespeaker Series Book 2)
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My Beauty Is Asleep
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Chaos Unbound (The Timespeaker Series Book 3)
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First off, I love this lady’s name. Molly Bang. Nice. I may have to borrow that for a character someday. As far as her book goes: I picked this up on a rainy day exploration of the Milk River library. It was a cute little place in a cute little town i ...more |
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The Name of the Wind (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #1):
"Just when I thought maybe I had grown out of SF/fantasy, here comes "The Name of the Wind," which had all the good stuff- mysterious strangers in out-of-the-way pubs, a charismatic hero just beginning to discover his power, a magic academy, hints of "
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The Name of the Wind (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #1):
"So, I half really liked this book and half was frustrated by it.
The beginning had me hooked: mysteriously powerful innkeeper, a man collecting stories... Loved the section where Kvothe was traveling with his family and learning sympathy from Abenathy" Read more of this review » |
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"I went into it with low expectations, and was still disappointed. The concept is so good, but the execution flops. In the hands of a better editor and different publisher, it would have been incredible. The Hades/Persephone twist is a fun take on a c"
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The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level
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| Loved it. Love that he got right to the point, didnt spend ages trying to cushion his point in a million examples and pages to try to make the book longer. The idea that moving out of your comfort zone is hard not just because of the difficult things ...more | |
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― Mother Carey's Chickens
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― Mother Carey's Chickens
― Mother Carey's Chickens
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― Mother Carey's Chickens
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