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Tag Archives: fitting in
“The Boy Who Lost Fairyland” by Catherynne M Valente
You know when a favourite author releases a new short story or novella or even a single damned scene that involves a minor character from a favourite series and you just start squealing all over the place? Yeah, this was … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherynne M. Valente, characters, Fairyland, fitting in, folklore, growing up, Hawthorn, magic, mood, The Boy Who Lost Fairyland, Thomas, YA
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“Birdy” by Jess Vallance
I feel like a proper book blogger now! And why? Birdy was the first review copy of a book that I actually asked for. I didn’t win it, I asked for this book and received it, based on the fact that … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta Fitzroy-Black, Bert, Birdy, bleak, fitting in, Five Mile Press, Frances Bird, High school, Hot Key Books, Jess Vallance, language, plot, twist, YA
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My Infernal Imagination 