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“Don’t Let the Forest In” – Book Review
“Don’t Let the Forest In” artfully intertwines themes of horror, revenge, and complex relationships within a boarding school setting. The protagonist,…
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“A Southern Enchantress” – Book Review
Breaking the spell of back-to-back good books, A Southern Enchantress didn’t quite hit the mark for me. But I might be…
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Magic, Dragons and Feminism – reading Fantasy Fiction
The increasing prominence of female protagonists in fantasy fiction, who challenge oppressive governments, raises questions about the genre’s social relevance. Amid…
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“The Invisible College” – Book Review
I didn’t want the book to end and it took me 4 days to complete reading this 350-page book. I am…
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“Assistant to The Villain” – Book Review
Who is The Villain? And why might he need an assistant? If you’re thinking he needs someone to assist him in…
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Review of “The Trouble with Drowning”
Some said it’s a poor representation of mentally ill people, some said the male protagonist was the problem and some said…
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Review of House of Flame and Shadow – Doesn’t Live Up to the Hype
Sarah J. Maas released the latest of book in the Crescent City series end of this January and with midnight releases,…
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MONSOON LONG CLASSICS – 4 Months Edition
It’s pouring cats and dogs outside, the manager has been informed that you’re not logging into work today and you don’t…
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“The Shadow of the Gods” by John Gwynne
This being my first John Gwynne series and me going in without reading reviews, I was pleasantly surprised to find an…
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Delving into the World of Daevabad, “The Kingdom of Copper”
The second installment of the Daevabad Trilogy only builds up the plot and provides a landlocked situation for the protagonists. Less…
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