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Bone White
Ronald Malfi
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The Conquering of Tate the Pious (Far Hope Stories #3)
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A Hunger Soft and Wild
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Monstress, Vol. 1: Awakening
Marjorie M. Liu
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Highly original, I have never read something like this. This was a very lighthearted, whimsical read. I really enjoyed the setting, it takes place in a dreamy realm with creatures and all sorts of imaginative dreams. My favorite part was witnessing the dreams that the customers bought. Such as how it showed animals getting lonely at home without their owners, and an old dog bought a dream where he was running again, and got to see his family. Another one where a grandson went to a cafe with his late grandma. Very wholesome stuff. However, it was lacking in actual plot, and while some characters stood out, none were very memorable. The length of the book was perfect, any longer would have been too much, especially since there was no set plot.
A cute read if you are wanting a pallet cleanser.
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The Hollow Places
T. Kingfisher
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I love my mother. I cannot live with her. We are too much alike. If you have ever seen those photos of two deer who get their antlers locked together during a fight, dragging each other around until they both starve to death, then you have a pretty good idea of how my mother and I get along.
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The Hollow Places
T. Kingfisher