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The sequel to the 2016 Newbery Honor Book The War I Finally Won written by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley, continues the story of Ada whose mother hated her because she was born with a clubfoot and locked her away. In this book, it was set in Kent, England in the 1939...

Posted on: THE PRETTY PERFICTIONISTS

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jxmxnsjxms

24th Jun, 19

“Honour has no place in survival" (Carve the Mark by Veronica Roth)

Carve the Mark book review :)

Posted on: Read Til Ya Bleed

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ellipsis

2nd Oct, 19

Petition to declare a climate emergency

A chance to make things change.

Posted on: Word of the day

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zitongbooks

1w ago

October Wrap Up

Wrap up of the books I read in October and that’s about it.

Posted on: Zitong’s Month in Review

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boodiebooks

24th Jun, 19

Under Rose-Tainted Skies

Under Rose-Tainted Skies by Louise Gornall Is about a teenage girl named Norah who suffers from extreme anxiety, called agoraphobia. So horrible she can't even go outside when Luke moves in next door the two create a special bond. The story is about love and courage, Luke helps Norah conquer...

Posted on: XOXO gossip girl

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emina

23rd Jun, 19

A Twisted Twister into Oz (Dorothy Must Die, Danielle Paige)

A clever twist on the classic story, Danielle Paige's "Dorothy Must Die" series introduces a number of new characters in addition to what the reader might be familiar with. Amy Gumm isn't at all remarkable, her alcoholic and drug-abusing mother is unfit to look after her after a divorce, and her...

Posted on: XOXO gossip girl

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hanaredis

24th Jun, 19

Everything about Everything Everything

Summary: Everything, everything by Nicola Yoon is a book that is about an African American girl who is allergic to the outside world, she meets her new next-door neighbours and has deep feelings for the boy that moved next to them. The movie carries on, telling the readers about her health...

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girlinread

23h ago

Why dystopia books are a must!

Over the years I've been reading, I have developed a love of dystopia books. If you don't know what the dystopia genre is, it is 'an imagined state or society in which there is great suffering or injustice, typically one that is totalitarian or post-apocalyptic.' (taken from the dictionary). The...

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sekhmet

3w ago

Behind my Name

Inspired by my recent quick conversation with bookwithbane I thought I might give a little bit of background about Sekhmet - my favourite goddess.

Posted on: Words by Sekhmet

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bookwithbane

1w ago

The Girl Who Fell (The Chess Raven Chronicles #1) | A Live Reading

Join me on a live reading of Chess Raven (all of it spoiler protected) and be sure to leave a comment along the way. One chapter at a time!

Posted on: Lit Club

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livlife

23h ago

When Queen Elizabeth was Just A Girl

Jane Caro’s historical fiction novel, Just a Girl is captivating, insightful and a creative interpretation on Queen Elizabeth’s Life.

Posted on: The Library Wanderers

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booklover

1w ago

First Impressions

Hey guys! So when I first looked at the book, I actually felt a bit nervous. I'm not really a fantasy person, especially when it connects with the modern world. The concept of magical realms and mythological characters kind of twists my brain a little, but I think the book is...

Posted on: Lit Club

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