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"Medieval politics, a harrowing vision of the future, and a band of rebels make Vision of Fire a phenomenal debut from Ephraim Wright! His excellent prose brought me directly into this world of intense power struggle. Bouncing around a wide cast of ch"
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"This is an awesome YA coming of age novel that I know my younger self would've loved! You can tell it's anime inspired with adventure, friendship, dangers, and pirates being some of the elements of this book. I love Finn and Sylen's friendship and wa"
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“Who makes the world? Is it our engineers who build our ships and bridges and skyscrapers? Is it the artist who imagine new ways of seeing? Or is the scientists who unlock the secrets of the atom?
Well I would say ...
The answer of course is all of us. The collective labor of nameless and forgotten millions throughout time. Each one a small part of the whole. Together we build this stray and wonderful thing that we call the world.”
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Well I would say ...
The answer of course is all of us. The collective labor of nameless and forgotten millions throughout time. Each one a small part of the whole. Together we build this stray and wonderful thing that we call the world.”
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