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I'm going to be busy as all hell during february, but i'd still like to stay on track with my reading goal for the year. What are some books you all recommend that are ≤200 pages? any genre is fine! :)
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“do you not see that this is a divine mission?” “no, i do not, you witless cabbage”
LMAOOO CLOCK IT
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I used to be heavily into scifi/fantasy forums and that was the only way I could talk to anyone about this series when I first read it as a kid and now I can throw a rock and manage to hit another WOT fan as silly as that sounds. Makes the kid in me super happy and I look forward to joining everyone in what is a reread for me but a new read for you guys!
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I have been struggling through this book for over a month now and just need to know… does it get better? People LOVE this series, so I keep waiting for it to improve, but right now it feels like she is just running around and doing side quests like a video game. I read the ACOTAR series and enjoyed it, but for some reason can’t get into this one! Any thoughts? Encouragement? Will it pick up and blow me away? TIA!
Serafel finished reading and wrote a review...
It's basically one giant battle scene with the antagonist admiring his handiwork at the end.
The battle scenes are cool. You get to see more of what Draleid were capable of in the past, which will transition well into the next novel so we can compare how much the main character is progressing.
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everyone has misses, so what’s a book you hated from an author you love?
mine is zero days by ruth ware. she’s one of my favorite authors and that book is, to this day, one of the worst books i’ve ever read to the point i pretend it doesn’t exist when i think about her backlist.