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Runes for the Green Witch: An Herbal Grimoire (Sacred Planet)
Nicolette Miele
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The number of times Riordan uses “bonk” (or one of its variations) as a descriptor in this book delights me.
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Spinning Silver
Naomi Novik
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Maybe the title of the Quest could be updated to USA classics or something similar? America is a whole continent
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RakishRogue commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Does anyone have any suggestions for books on practical witchcraft? I’m trying to get back into my practise now that my youngest is older, and I feel like I’m diving into the deep end all over again. I currently have from the library:
The Crystal Bible Llewellen’s Complete Book of Correspondences The Green Wiccan Herbal Runes for the Green Witch
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Does anyone have any suggestions for books on practical witchcraft? I’m trying to get back into my practise now that my youngest is older, and I feel like I’m diving into the deep end all over again. I currently have from the library:
The Crystal Bible Llewellen’s Complete Book of Correspondences The Green Wiccan Herbal Runes for the Green Witch
Thanks!
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Help pleaseee! So, on the 25th I have to fly for 10 hours to the uk and I was wondering what book to bring , minus I'll buy one or two over there.
Choices are:
A: knot my type by evie mitchell B: Wild Card by Elise Silver C: Practice makes perfect by Sarah Adams D: Another on my tbr ( look at my list )
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One of the things I've noticed as I've been rereading this series is that Riordan does a great job of adapting his writing style, tone, and vocabulary as his main character ages. Fifteen-year-old Percy feels distinct in a way that reflects his growth over the course of the series while also pulling in enough of those little idiosyncrasies that call back on his past. And it's done in such a way as to feel like a natural progression rather than a forced attempt at aging a character up.
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I'm a creature of habit, what can I say? We all have our vices. Some read smut, I reread Crazy Rich Asians when I need my soap opera drama fix. I watched the movie again and it had me thinking about the book which is WAYYYYYYYYYYYY more messy than the movie. And I'm a girl who loves mess and romance. But only this series can scratch the messiness/romance itch in my brain. Plus it helps that the dialogue is good and the plot is pretty good. I refuse to stoop lower than that. I still have my standards.
RakishRogue commented on kittytornado's review of Check & Mate
I'm gonna be completely honest. I did not know that this was a closed door romance. I am not saying I read romance just for the smut, but i was so disappointed for no payoff after the sloooooooooow burn.
Other than that this was really enjoyable. The FMC was a bit too naive and some of the plot seemed a bit convoluted but overall another solid entry from Ali.
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It's weird how much of this children's book is about pipe smoking. Imagine being a small child relieved that Bilbo's pipe survived the scuffle in the goblin cave.
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the povs in this book are written in such an interesting way, like, this is my first time reading a book where it mostly reads like a journal
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The Serpent's Shadow (The Kane Chronicles, #3)
Rick Riordan