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Jenn C (340 KP) rated Mockingbird, Vol. 2: My Feminist Agenda in Books
Aug 29, 2018
The first three chapters were awesome. The last two are completely different from a different series and not my style. The arc by Chelsea Cain though was amazing. Bobbi is badass and funny. Loved it!
Andrew Koltuniuk (770 KP) rated The Dream Thief in Books
Aug 31, 2020
Morning Glories, Vol. 8: Rivals
Book
It's time to stop running! Allegiances are formed, rivals are challenged, and the Glories take a...
Katey Bassett (610 KP) rated Love Scene, Take Two in Books
Dec 10, 2018
Won this ARC in a Goodreads Giveaway earlier this year, I really enjoyed the cuteness of this book, very easy and quick read. I started and finished it in a couple hours, very cute love story.
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Utilities and Business
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***** CALCULATOR WIDGET IN YOUR NOTIFICATION CENTER ***** Calculator for iPad makes fully use of the...
Katey Bassett (610 KP) rated Tell Me Lies in Books
Dec 10, 2018
Really liked this ARC I won from a Goodreads Giveaway, I found the characters relatable and realistic and could feel the emotions radiating off Lucy. Definitely will be on the lookout for more coming from Carola Lovering.
Ross (3284 KP) rated The Boys Volume 2: Get Some in Books
Aug 27, 2019
A side-step for the second and third story arcs
The second volume of the graphic novel series combines two distinct story arcs. These do not follow on from the issues with The Seven, or the conflict with Teenage Kix, and this kind of stands out from the first issue.
The first arc follows Butcher and Hughie trying to find out how a young gay man met his death, and has hilarious moments, mainly surrounding the Batman-esque Tek-Knight.
The second arc sees the team take a trip to Russia and uncover a plot to overthrow the government.
Both stories have the same feel of the first arc, but they feel like something of a distraction, and not much is done to build up the tension with The Seven (other than starting to uncover the CIA's reluctance to take Vought-American down).
The first arc follows Butcher and Hughie trying to find out how a young gay man met his death, and has hilarious moments, mainly surrounding the Batman-esque Tek-Knight.
The second arc sees the team take a trip to Russia and uncover a plot to overthrow the government.
Both stories have the same feel of the first arc, but they feel like something of a distraction, and not much is done to build up the tension with The Seven (other than starting to uncover the CIA's reluctance to take Vought-American down).






