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Decent read. It's my getting back into fiction book. It always surprises me how much adventure and emotion can be contained within a book.
Sometimes I'll pick up a book, not opening it and just think "there's a while nother world inside this thing".
It was the cover which drew me in. It's honestly such a fantastic cover, it really does a great job of presenting the possibilities and adventure that can be found within.
I realised that I enjoy reading about relationships more than plot. I think that's why I enjoy complex relationship books.
Some fortunate days is very Cassandra Clare, but a bit eh. Seven days was an amusing break from pure texts. Hand in glove was a fun read. I really liked Gethsemane, and I found out that the author is actually based in Wellington! Crazy. Finishing school was an intriguing comic. I enjoyed Everything Amiable and Obliging. The Oracle Engine was tragic all the way through.
So yeah, a bit of an eh book. I don't think it was my type. There were some interesting parts but mostly I found myself how many more pages there were. Which is terrible you shouldn't read a book like that...
Decent read. It's my getting back into fiction book. It always surprises me how much adventure and emotion can be contained within a book.
Sometimes I'll pick up a book, not opening it and just think "there's a while nother world inside this thing".
It was the cover which drew me in. It's honestly such a fantastic cover, it really does a great job of presenting the possibilities and adventure that can be found within.
I realised that I enjoy reading about relationships more than plot. I think that's why I enjoy complex relationship books.
Some fortunate days is very Cassandra Clare, but a bit eh. Seven days was an amusing break from pure texts. Hand in glove was a fun read. I really liked Gethsemane, and I found out that the author is actually based in Wellington! Crazy. Finishing school was an intriguing comic. I enjoyed Everything Amiable and Obliging. The Oracle Engine was tragic all the way through.
So yeah, a bit of an eh book. I don't think it was my type. There were some interesting parts but mostly I found myself how many more pages there were. Which is terrible you shouldn't read a book like that...