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Monthly Archives: June 2015
“The Evil We Love” by Cassandra Clare and Robin Wasserman
I’ve started to completely ignore the “release dates” for these stories. The dates are either pushed back or they tell us that the dates are pushed back and they actually aren’t. Either way, my inbox tells me when a new Tales … Continue reading
Posted in Extorting Bibliophilia, My Fangirl Life
Tagged Cassandra Clare, George Lovelace, Isabelle Lightwood, Maryse Lightwood, Michael Wayland, prejudice, Robert Lightwood, Robin Wasserman, Shadowhunters, Simon Lewis, Tales From The Shadowhunter Academy, The Circle, The Evil We Love, Valentine Morgenstern
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“You” by Zoran Drvenkar
Netflix is slowly taking over my life. I should blog more. I should write more. I should read more. BUT now there’s Netflix and it’s like…I could do stuff, or I could binge watch Supernatural and figure out what the fuss is about. … Continue reading
Posted in Extorting Bibliophilia
Tagged crime, Du, family, German, Nessi, Ragnar Desche, Ruth, Schnappi, second person, Shaun Whiteside, Stink, Taja, The Traveller, translated, You, Zoran Drvenkar
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“Animal Farm” by George Orwell
I never really wanted to read Animal Farm. It seemed like such an odd book. Plus, a story with 95% of the characters as animals? Was not keen. The last book I read with a cast like that was about eleven … Continue reading →