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The Lost Queen (The Lost Queen, #1)
Signe Pike
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The Floating World (The Floating World, #1)
Axie Oh
spaceycasey finished reading and wrote a review...
Everything about this was fun and heartfelt and YES I SHED SOME TEARS. It was hard not to love every character. There were lots of unexpected turns, and when I felt like I did know what was about to happen, it was so, so satisfying. The romance was sweet without being overbearing and rushed. I look forward to reading Oh's other works.
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When Apple TV's Silo came out I thought it was inspired by this but apparently that has its own origins!
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I love that no matter what happens, I never see it coming. Like, I'm decently intelligent, I just find that even the small twists have me surprised. It's so fun.
Post from the The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea forum
I love that no matter what happens, I never see it coming. Like, I'm decently intelligent, I just find that even the small twists have me surprised. It's so fun.
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The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea
Axie Oh
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Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries (Emily Wilde, #1)
Heather Fawcett
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Once There Were Heroes (A Time of Dragons, #1)
Philip C. Quaintrell
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The Seal Mother
Mordicai Gerstein
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im not one to audiobook + physically read simultaneously, but i love doing it for this book (I didn't originally picture them with British accents but it makes so much sense listening to the book lol)! Also if anyone has watched Meet the Robinsons, Ana reminds me of the wacky scientist mom + I love her
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I hope someone else gets to reading these so we can discuss! There’s something about Libba Brays writing that is just so easily digestible without being overtly simplistic. I love her characters even when they are annoying. So far Bray has done an excellent job at reminding the reader key plot points from the last 2 books without rehashing for chapters. This is by far the largest book of the trilogy and it feels like it is long so we can enjoy the characters, the world, and recap while doing a slow tantalizing build toward the third books plot. Knowing this is the last of the series it makes me happy that she has indulge in this world without making it feel like a trudge towards a plot.
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nothing much has happened, I mean it is cozy fantasy after all, but 10/10 recommend the audiobook. Samara MacLaren is PERFECT and DIVINE.
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spaceycasey finished reading and wrote a review...
A heartfelt and imaginative read! Elphinore is the best girl, but it's hard not to love all of the kids as well. Anderson's depiction of COVID loneliness and isolation is almost uncomfortably good, and DiRossi's teen angst is hilariously dead-on. I loved every page.
spaceycasey wants to read...
Scary Stories for Young Foxes (Scary Stories for Young Foxes, #1)
Christian McKay Heidicker
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I really only cared about TenSoon/OreSeur and Sazed. This book is low on my TBR, is there anything about it that might push it up higher (without spoilers)?
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There are sooo many now, I can't keep track... but there has to be one (book or series) that is the ULTIMATE fae prince book. Has SJM dominated the genre? Does "The Cruel Prince" stand undefeated? Or is there another contender lurking in the shadows... I need to know!