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Fantasy isn't my fav genre, but this one wasn't bad, though the dialog was quite repetitive, with somewhat blah resolutions: Harrow: I love you Raith: But I hurt you Harrow: But I love you Raith: What if I hurt you again? Harrow: You wouldn't; I love you ( ...more |
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The Survivors Guild, by Gabriella Saab, is historical fiction about two young women from very different classes thrown together when one rescues the other during the sinking of the Titanic. Marguerite Ashby is a wealthy heiress whose engagement to a B ...more |
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| What an impactful book! In 1968 California, a 17-year-old valedictorian finds herself pregnant. Baker is excruciatingly smart but incredibly naive! No one ever taught her about the birds and the bees, so when she meets a cool hippie and starts sleepi ...more | |
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| An interesting coming-of-age novel. Lily is a fantastic student but has always felt inadequate in her parents' native tongue: Chinese. Growing up in the US, with her 2 sisters mostly speaking English, she deeply feels a magnificent lack of Chinesenes ...more | |
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| This book is absolutely gorgeous, but every time I read fantasy, I'm reminded of why I don't like fantasy: Magic doesn't engage me. Things just happen because witches or gods will it. But I'm always looking for the reason for things. And I wonder thi ...more | |
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The Mountains We Call Home (The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek, #3)
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| The third in the series, this novel by @kimmichelerichardson is set in 1950s Kentucky and follows Book Woman Cussy Lovett, a "Kaintuk" woman with a genetic condition that tinges her skin blue... very blue when she is nervous. Cussy and her husband ar ...more | |
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The 4th volume of the epic Children of Time saga stretches ahead hundreds of thousands of years and rivals the Foundation universe or the Expanse. Covering three Ages of civilization, the book jumps around between the three. The First Age is the age ...more |
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| Peter Cawdron makes hard science fiction easy to understand. The UN warship Magellan is twelve light-years from Earth, exploring a cold eye, a tidally locked super-Earth called Bee. At least two advanced intelligent species evolved on the planet, but ...more | |
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| 500 years after the planet Aquilo was settled, terraforming continues while colonists live under airshields. Not quite a dome; it's temperature-permeable. The entire planet is a "company town," and its culture has grown up around that plan. When you ...more | |
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“Malcolm had been leader for six years, since his own father had died at the ripe old age of twenty-one;”
― Into the Outside
― Into the Outside
“The food you eat can be either the safest and most powerful form of medicine or the slowest form of poison.”
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Thanks for the add! Always wonderful to meet fellow YA authors! Best of luck to you...I will have to check out your book! :)
Thank you for the friend request! I will deffinatly check out you book, and i look forward to reading it. I too enjoyed the Hunger Games series, but didn't care too much for the last one. Found it to be a total let down. The movie however i enjoyed, but the start could of been a bit faster paced :)~Melissa
Hi! I like YA and enjoy people of like minds. I see that you write YA as well and think it is wonderful to have such a gift! Yesterday I spoke with a person when I was working that goes to SCI FI Conventions all over the world. He said they are some of the most amazing people on the planet. I think there are amazing people in all fields but love creativity.































































