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A Torch Against the Night (An Ember in the Ashes, #2)
Sabaa Tahir
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It was not bad but if you have to pick between reading the book or watching the movie choose the movie.
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Sleepy Hollow: A Novelization (Includes the Classic Short Story)
Peter Lerangis
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Peter Lerangis
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The story took some time to start (almost half of the book before I was entertained) but it was so worth it! Every single character is so well written, character development is stunning too. The world is well-constructed, very original and super effective. I ve felt multiple time the terror and tensions of the harsh dictatorship. I recommend !
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An Ember in the Ashes (An Ember in the Ashes, #1)
Sabaa Tahir
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I love the ambiance and aesthetic of the book. I feel like itās heavily inspired by north African culture, which delights me. I see it in the names, the tribal culture, even the setting and mythology. Somwhere I donāt see it, unfortunately, is in the look of the characters. A lot of them are described with fair eyes and blond/ ginger hair, mostly straight hair. I would have loved to see more phenotypic characters that resemble Touaregs people and other desert nomads. Iām talking about dark olive skin, black to green eyes, curly dark hair (!!) and other characteristics. It would have been a lovely touch and heartwarming to see some representation for us (even though I know this world is fictional and isnt meant to be affiliated with a specific country).
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