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Orion’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Orion’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Orion Monroe
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February 2025
Midwest Book Review Literary Review
Critique:
Although a work of fiction, Orion Monroe's novel, "Butterfly" is inspired by actual events, demonstrating that just one accusation can have the ability to destroy anything and everything. Deftly crafted and a simply riveting read from start to finish, it should be noted that "Butterfly" is for the mature reader due to its emotionally compelling and intense scenes that include vivid depict Read more of this blog post »
Although a work of fiction, Orion Monroe's novel, "Butterfly" is inspired by actual events, demonstrating that just one accusation can have the ability to destroy anything and everything. Deftly crafted and a simply riveting read from start to finish, it should be noted that "Butterfly" is for the mature reader due to its emotionally compelling and intense scenes that include vivid depict Read more of this blog post »
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"I listened to this book on audio, but I also have it in ebook and physical book as that way I can keep the physical book on my shelf .
When first starting the audio book I found it a bit slow going however when I progressed further in I understood why" Read more of this review » |
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Review o Cat Wumman: Tales o Nine Lives bi Gerda Stevenson
"Cat Wumman: Tales o Nine Lives" is a braw, immersive colleckshin o short stories bi Gerda S ...more " |
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Review of Cat Wumman: Tales o Nine Lives by Gerda Stevenson "Cat Wumman: Tales o Nine Lives" is a delightful and immersive collection of short stories by Gerda Stevenson, written entirely in Scots. From the very first page, I was captivated by the lan ...more |
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Orion Monroe
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I'm super forgetful. I think there's always room for an absent-minded character in fiction.
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"This book was devastating to read. Anybody who has a loved one that has been falsely accused will identify with the characters. Anybody who hasn't should read this to have more empathy."
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"Holly is a girl who doesn’t like to help. While visiting her Grandma, she would rather watch the snow fall than clean anything up. Grandma warns Holly that the Magic Bunny will only leave a New Year’s gift for helpful children, but the little girl do"
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Wondrously Bookish Cristina 's review
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Holly and the Magic Bunny:
"This was a lovely story about Holly and her grandmother, together with some friends she meets a d some lessons she learns along the way.
The Netgalley epub had 18 pages and 2 or 3 illustrations, which absolutely made this for me. I wouldn't be able to" Read more of this review » |
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Review: Holly and the Magic Bunny by Kateryna Dronova Holly and the Magic Bunny is a charming and imaginative children’s story that succeeds on several levels. Kateryna Dronova blends whimsy with gentle wisdom, creating a tale that feels both contempo ...more |
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Review of Milk the Fruit Born from the inventive framework of The Whimsillusion Project, Milk the Fruit stands as a striking example of how creative boundaries can inspire exceptional storytelling. Conceived by Bryan Caren as a challenge to blend seve ...more |
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