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Wicked Lovely
Reviewed by invisible
I just have to say one thing: WOW I am amazed that anyone could possess the kind of talent Melissa Marr has for writing, and I am truly ... More
Reviewed by invisible
I just have to say one thing: WOW I am amazed that anyone could possess the kind of talent Melissa Marr has for writing, and I am truly ... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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A Great and Terrible Beauty
Reviewed by invisible
Captivating--I love it! More
Reviewed by invisible
Captivating--I love it! More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Wildwood Dancing
Reviewed by invisible
This is such a beautiful book! I took a leap of faith in reading this, seeing as there was no description or quotes on the copy that I had, ... More
Reviewed by invisible
This is such a beautiful book! I took a leap of faith in reading this, seeing as there was no description or quotes on the copy that I had, ... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Firestorm: The Caretaker Trilogy: Book 1
Reviewed by invisible
A cool book with everything an adventure fanatic could wish for: action, romance, mysteries, magical science, and a long lost legacy. :D Re... More
Reviewed by invisible
A cool book with everything an adventure fanatic could wish for: action, romance, mysteries, magical science, and a long lost legacy. :D Re... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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The Goose Girl (Books of Bayern)
Reviewed by invisible
Love love love love love love love it!! :D A must read! This is a book that should be passed down through the generations of a fairy tale-lo... More
Reviewed by invisible
Love love love love love love love it!! :D A must read! This is a book that should be passed down through the generations of a fairy tale-lo... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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The Machine Gunners
Reviewed by Seaworth
This book always brought a smile to my face. Whether reading it or hearing it mentioned, it was a fucking laugh regardless. Young Chas Mc... More
Reviewed by Seaworth
This book always brought a smile to my face. Whether reading it or hearing it mentioned, it was a fucking laugh regardless. Young Chas Mc... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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The Fourth Hand
Reviewed by krin5292
This book started with a touch of quirky humor but over time changed into a serious love story. I liked how Patrick learns about true love a... More
Reviewed by krin5292
This book started with a touch of quirky humor but over time changed into a serious love story. I liked how Patrick learns about true love a... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Little Face
Reviewed by krin5292
When I first read the description I wasn't sure if I would like the book as it seemed clichéd. However, the narration which switched back a... More
Reviewed by krin5292
When I first read the description I wasn't sure if I would like the book as it seemed clichéd. However, the narration which switched back a... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Faerie Tale
Reviewed by krin5292
This was a good dark fantasy set in the modern day. I liked the intermixing of Celtic mythical creatures with twentieth century people. I es... More
Reviewed by krin5292
This was a good dark fantasy set in the modern day. I liked the intermixing of Celtic mythical creatures with twentieth century people. I es... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Ender's Game (Ender Wiggin Saga)
Reviewed by gvandyk1
I have been hearing about this book my whole life basically but I never went out of my way to find it. I guess I'm not too into sci-fi. Anyw... More
Reviewed by gvandyk1
I have been hearing about this book my whole life basically but I never went out of my way to find it. I guess I'm not too into sci-fi. Anyw... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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The Horizontal Instrument
Reviewed by Raven
Upon finishing this I thought it was an interesting take on love, loss and grief about a man who losses his wife to dementia. At first it re... More
Reviewed by Raven
Upon finishing this I thought it was an interesting take on love, loss and grief about a man who losses his wife to dementia. At first it re... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Wolfblade (The Hythrun Chronicles: Wolfblade Trilo...
Reviewed by Raven
This being the first book in the Wolfblade trilogy but the fourth book in the Hythrun chronicles it’s hard for me to say as yet if this is... More
Reviewed by Raven
This being the first book in the Wolfblade trilogy but the fourth book in the Hythrun chronicles it’s hard for me to say as yet if this is... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Malazan Book of the Fallen 5: Midnight Tides
Reviewed by Honest Ape
Just started tearing into this, the 5th book of the "Malazan Book of the Fallen" series. As usual, Erikson switches up the characters and lo... More
Reviewed by Honest Ape
Just started tearing into this, the 5th book of the "Malazan Book of the Fallen" series. As usual, Erikson switches up the characters and lo... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Writing the Social: Critique, Theory and Investiga...
Reviewed by Professor Brown
DOROTHY SMITH I was born in the north of England in 1926 -- a long time ago, another world. It’s hard to connect who I am now with the... More
Reviewed by Professor Brown
DOROTHY SMITH I was born in the north of England in 1926 -- a long time ago, another world. It’s hard to connect who I am now with the... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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The Cosmic Puppets
Reviewed by Raven
Even though I enjoyed this enough to read the whole story and I liked the way the concept was delivered (a concept that has been used time a... More
Reviewed by Raven
Even though I enjoyed this enough to read the whole story and I liked the way the concept was delivered (a concept that has been used time a... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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The Power of One: A Novel
Reviewed by leptictidium
My favorite book of all time, Courtenay's "Classic novel of South Africa" is the amazing story of Peekay as he experiences firsthand the tum... More
Reviewed by leptictidium
My favorite book of all time, Courtenay's "Classic novel of South Africa" is the amazing story of Peekay as he experiences firsthand the tum... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Duncton Wood (The Duncton Chronicles)
Reviewed by leptictidium
...Duncton Wood would appear to be a children's novel, considering its topic (a society of moles). However... Horwood's novel proves to cont... More
Reviewed by leptictidium
...Duncton Wood would appear to be a children's novel, considering its topic (a society of moles). However... Horwood's novel proves to cont... More
Added 17 years, 1 month ago
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Cheating Death (Onyx)
Reviewed by krin5292
Unlike a mystery, a true crime account gives the reader everything up front - who committed the crime, why they did it, how they did it, and... More
Reviewed by krin5292
Unlike a mystery, a true crime account gives the reader everything up front - who committed the crime, why they did it, how they did it, and... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago
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Demon of the Waters: The True Story of the Mutiny ...
Reviewed by krin5292
This is a well-researched book on not only the mutiny Samuel Comstock led on the whaleship Globe, but also the broader history of the whalin... More
Reviewed by krin5292
This is a well-researched book on not only the mutiny Samuel Comstock led on the whaleship Globe, but also the broader history of the whalin... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago
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Queen of Blades (Starcraft)
Reviewed by Difushal
This book essentially bridges the Terran and the Zerg campaigns for the original Starcraft. I found the writing to be good, it kept me thor... More
Reviewed by Difushal
This book essentially bridges the Terran and the Zerg campaigns for the original Starcraft. I found the writing to be good, it kept me thor... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago
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City of Heroes: The Freedom Phalanx (City of Heroe...
Reviewed by Difushal
I enjoyed The Freedom Phalanx as it helped to flesh out more than just Statesman's backstory. The Freedom Phalanx focuses on the early adve... More
Reviewed by Difushal
I enjoyed The Freedom Phalanx as it helped to flesh out more than just Statesman's backstory. The Freedom Phalanx focuses on the early adve... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago
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Sun Tzu: The Art of Warfare
Reviewed by Difushal
Classic Sun Tzu, this book I've found can apply to virtually any walk of life in almost any situation. It's a good book to know, and it's a... More
Reviewed by Difushal
Classic Sun Tzu, this book I've found can apply to virtually any walk of life in almost any situation. It's a good book to know, and it's a... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago
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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Harry Pot...
Reviewed by Flash
Wow, this was a wonderful ending to a long journey. This was one of the best endings to a book series that I have had the pleasure to read.... More
Reviewed by Flash
Wow, this was a wonderful ending to a long journey. This was one of the best endings to a book series that I have had the pleasure to read.... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago
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Quantum Ring Theory
Reviewed by flashgrodon123
This is a very interesting book on quantum mechanics. Guglinski puts forth several new theories on the fundamental nature of atomic particl... More
Reviewed by flashgrodon123
This is a very interesting book on quantum mechanics. Guglinski puts forth several new theories on the fundamental nature of atomic particl... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago
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A Cultural History of the Native Peoples of Southe...
Reviewed by flashgrodon123
This is a great book on the early history of the Native peoples of southern New England. Covers their history and early contact with Euroam... More
Reviewed by flashgrodon123
This is a great book on the early history of the Native peoples of southern New England. Covers their history and early contact with Euroam... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago
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Anything Considered
Reviewed by krin5292
Maybe it was the setting - southern France, palm trees, Monaco. Or maybe the characters - roguish Bennett, confident Anna, mysterious Poe, e... More
Reviewed by krin5292
Maybe it was the setting - southern France, palm trees, Monaco. Or maybe the characters - roguish Bennett, confident Anna, mysterious Poe, e... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago
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The Next Accident
Reviewed by krin5292
This was an gripping mystery which kept me guessing throughout. I realized after I started it that it was the third book in the Pierce Quinc... More
Reviewed by krin5292
This was an gripping mystery which kept me guessing throughout. I realized after I started it that it was the third book in the Pierce Quinc... More
Added 17 years, 9 months ago