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Review: Family Lore by Elizabeth Acevedo
Family Lore is such a wonderfully written novel. And I mean that literally – the writing is lyrical and sometimes feels almost like prose. It was by far my favorite part of the entire novel. Okay, that, and I loved hearing about all the different gifts throughout the family. Read more
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Review: Ascension by Nicholas Binge
Uh. Wow. If there’s one thing I can say about Ascension, it will make you think. It certainly lives up to that speculative science fiction promise! In truth, I struggled to stay connected to this book, even while being curious about the premise. Read more
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Review: Under the Smokestrewn Sky by A. Deborah Baker
Under the Smokestrewn Sky brings the tale of The Up-and-Under to an end. While all endings are a little bit bittersweet, Under the Smokestrewn Sky felt, for lack of a better word, right. It felt like the whole story, with each character getting their full arc. Read more
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Review: The Two Doctors Górski by Isaac Fellman
Yikes. The Two Doctors Górski hits HARD. So consider yourselves warned. Isaac Fellman did a brilliant job of setting the scene. It’s easy to connect with Annae, even as she spirals down a path that most of us would choose never to walk. Read more
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WOTN: Harrow the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir
Harrow the Ninth is the second novel in The Locked Tomb trilogy by Tamsyn Muir. Remember all the noise that occurred because of Gideon the Ninth? Well, it’s time to see what the sequel has in store. Read more
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