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A Perilous Undertaking (Veronica Speedwell, #2)
Deanna Raybourn
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The Spellshop
Sarah Beth Durst
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Hurra! Jeg klarte å fullføre! Det er en veldig god bok, men jeg er nok ikke laget for å lese veldig lange bøker uten plot. Har det vært interessant - ja! Har jeg lært noe? Også ja. Måtte jeg ta meg sammen for å lese ferdige? Dessverre også ja. Kanskje kan jeg øve opp evnen til å lese lengre bøker som ikke er krim, fantasy eller romance igjen? Det er bare å håpe.
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Grensen: En reise rundt Russland gjennom Nord-Korea, Kina, Mongolia, Kasakhstan, Aserbajdsjan, Georgia, Ukraina, Hviterussland, Litauen, Polen, Latvia, Estland, Finland og Norge samt Nordøstpassasjen
Erika Fatland
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The book went for action and adventure before credibility. That is fine, but it still have to feel true for the charachters, and I was not always convinced by Veronica’s reasoning. Still, a very entertaining read, I will definitely read the next in the series.
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Is heard this series being recommended some years ago, and when I recently found it at a discount I bought the first without much of an idea about it. I had not expected the narrative voice to be quite so entertaining? This is very, very promising.
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Is heard this series being recommended some years ago, and when I recently found it at a discount I bought the first without much of an idea about it. I had not expected the narrative voice to be quite so entertaining? This is very, very promising.
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A Curious Beginning (Veronica Speedwell, #1)
Deanna Raybourn
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Serving Pleasure (Pleasure Series, #2)
Alisha Rai
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So, I started reading Discworld last night (Guards! Guards! specifically), and I'm reading it on my phone (I don't have a dedicated ereader). I got to thinking, and I've noticed that, of the 43 books I've interacted with this year so far (35 Finished, 4 DNF, 2 Paused, 2 Reading) that only 8 of them (7 Finished, 1 Reading) are digital. This made me ask myself why. As it turns out, I find I get way more easily distracted while reading eBooks, and they inevitably take me longer to read. Way too easy to flip over to Discord or Facebook from the eReader on my phone.
Also, I tend to prefer the physical feeling of a book.
Just some random musing of mine. I have nothing against eBooks by any means. I just like touching my books. :3
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One dysfunctional family, the death of a billionaire father, one week togetherness in a forced "game" to deserve the inheritance. What could go wrong? Well, most things. But there's also growth and healing and a mostly happy end. The tone is angsty and even though I love that in principle, I would have loved a bit more of happy resolution and dwelling on good stuff at the end to balance that. I'm a bit conflicted about the ending. Though I believe it is a good ending for most of the characters, and one that frees them to live their own lives, I am worried for some. Perhaps the fact that I'm still thinking about it the day after I finished the book means it is a good way of ending the book? Idk.
Det går litt på viljen å fortsette nå, altså. Ikke tvil om at det er en god bok, men jeg er ikke så godt på å lese sakprosa. Jeg trenger nok et plott og karakterer jeg blir engasjert av! (Og, det blir fryktelig mye krig og elendighet å lese om)
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The tone of the book is different from what I expected from reading MacLean's historical romances. Those are filled with brazen or at least in some form or another kind of over-the-top (in a good way) heroines. This is a more "quiet" book, perhaps not strange since it is about a dysfunctional family brought together after the death of the father. As I love angsty stories (that ends well) I'm sucked into this story, and I find it very difficult to put aside to get real life things done.
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The tone of the book is different from what I expected from reading MacLean's historical romances. Those are filled with brazen or at least in some form or another kind of over-the-top (in a good way) heroines. This is a more "quiet" book, perhaps not strange since it is about a dysfunctional family brought together after the death of the father. As I love angsty stories (that ends well) I'm sucked into this story, and I find it very difficult to put aside to get real life things done.
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These Summer Storms
Sarah MacLean
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The Spellshop
Sarah Beth Durst
Er kommet til Ukraina-kapittelet. Litt røft å lese når jeg vet hva som skjer noen år etter dette.