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Emily Wrayburn
is on page 40 of 311
I don't really know what my reading speed is but I'm pretty sure 40 pages in 15 minutes is fast, even for me. This has grabbed me quite quickly.
But I am wondering whether this is going to be one of those books that gives its MC several autistic traits but never actually confirms on the page that they're autistic? Because that's annoying.
— Nov 14, 2020 06:58PM
But I am wondering whether this is going to be one of those books that gives its MC several autistic traits but never actually confirms on the page that they're autistic? Because that's annoying.
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Emily Wrayburn
is on page 216 of 311
I'm pretty sure you have to keep nitrate at a much lower temp than 20°C. Unless my workplace is overly cautious, but I doubt it...
Unless he just means the whole work area is affected by the cold storage temps, which could be plausible...
— Nov 14, 2020 09:57PM
Unless he just means the whole work area is affected by the cold storage temps, which could be plausible...
Emily Wrayburn
is on page 188 of 311
I want to preface this by saying i an definitely enjoying this book and it is very engaging. But I'm also having to do some serious suspension of disbelief.
— Nov 14, 2020 09:42PM
Emily Wrayburn
is on page 154 of 311
"They're pretty picky, so we have to spray [the skeletons] with Vegemite and beer."
"Vegemite and beer?"
Bee grinned. "They're good Australian beetles."
— Nov 14, 2020 09:25PM
"Vegemite and beer?"
Bee grinned. "They're good Australian beetles."
Emily Wrayburn
is on page 120 of 311
Did the author make one of the characters a trivia nerd so she could just randomly insert all the interesting facts she found during research into the dialogue?
— Nov 14, 2020 08:56PM
Emily Wrayburn
is on page 74 of 311
I work with conservators and I find it very hard to believe the a head Conservator would have mouldy coffee cups and dead bugs in his office. That's a collection risk.
— Nov 14, 2020 08:34PM
