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Deva wrote: "I've read some of these and commented on my blog. Have you read any? Have more to add?"

The Society On Da Run.
One word: Dragons
Two words: Not cliche

You should read 'em

Deva wrote: "Really? IR? YA? Sounds decent ... I haven't read enough good dragon stuff."

It's not Young Adult, it's more oldies Sci Fi minus the cliche stories. Each "issue" of the bookazine shines the spotlight on certain characters, like the Dragon gods or the owl empire. The main premise of the series is the space dragon empire. Their Prince (he is really their God and falls in love with an African American girl) wages war on humanity because he is sick of how his children/dragons are treated, and out of the blue they lead an assault on Earth with their technology. I Try to give every character their own issue to expand upon the story. It's also a wakeup call to all the cliche stories out there that pollutes mainstream literature and movies. I know you enjoy reading it.

I kinda don't understand why so many Sookie Stackhouse books are the list they are not interracial. So it begs the question if they are on here then what other books are here that shouldn't be.

tell me why some of these arent even IR but are shelved as IR. i know it seems odd but for some reason it really annoys me to see none IR books shelved as IR. i hate getting a book from an IR shelf only to find out it isnt when i look for IR im looking for the main cast to be IR not the supporting characters. i want the people who the book is about to be IR like beyond the highland mist it a good book but it isnt IR i know there are some light sisters out there but her description is pale with light colored straight hair and the male lead is bronze but hes still scottish that does not make him none white just a darker colored male that is not IR so why is it there? was it because of the fae?