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Bleach Vol. 46: Back From Blind
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Book 46 of the Bleach manga series. Ichigo goes after Aizen, but finds out that he is not alone.
Rebecca Becker (0 KP) rated Deep Blue (Waterfire Saga, #1) in Books
Feb 2, 2018
Amazing Book
The whole series is amazing, with a great amount of information. Each character is unique with their own personality. Personally I lover mermaid books and can not find enough good ones. The book was so hard to put down. I would, and have, recommend this book to many.
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Oct 25, 2018
Heather Cranmer (2721 KP) rated Endure (Need #4) in Books
Jun 7, 2018
David McK (3372 KP) rated Madhouse (Cal Leandros, #3) in Books
Jan 30, 2019
The Virgin Mary's Got Nits: A Christmas Anthology
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A touching and hilarious gift book of poetry and prose on the subject of children and Christmas from...
Caffeinated Zombie (3374 KP) rated Patient Zero (Joe Ledger, #1) in Books
Jan 8, 2019
Character development (2 more)
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Brilliant writing
One of the best zombie books I've read and the start on an epic series
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Patient Zero is the first book in Jonathan Maberry's Joe Ledger series. Jonathan Maberry is a phenomenal writer, in this series he introduces us to the DMS (Department of Military Sciences) a shadow government agency formed to respond to advanced terrorist threats such as bioterrorism, alien technology etc..
In this book we meet an array of characters such as Mr Church, Aunt Sally, Top and Bunny when Joe is recruited by Mr Church to help deal with the potential release of a zombie virus. This book is thrilling, funny, and keeps the reader itching for more.
I give this book 10/10.
In this book we meet an array of characters such as Mr Church, Aunt Sally, Top and Bunny when Joe is recruited by Mr Church to help deal with the potential release of a zombie virus. This book is thrilling, funny, and keeps the reader itching for more.
I give this book 10/10.
Mel (490 KP) rated Codename Villanelle (Killing Eve #1) in Books
Oct 6, 2019
I admit that I picked this book up because I'd been watching the TV series. Unlike some others who I'd seen review this before I didn't mind too much that the book wasn't as detailed and didn't match up 100% with the TV series. You have to accept that tv/film adaptations and the original books are very different mediums and try and judge them accordingly. I must admit I don't always succeed in this myself but I usually manage better when the book comes second.
I did like the fact that the book is more focused on Villanelle rather than Eve, I liked having that different viewpoint. Definitely worth a quick read if you fancy a bit more to sit alongside the series.
I did like the fact that the book is more focused on Villanelle rather than Eve, I liked having that different viewpoint. Definitely worth a quick read if you fancy a bit more to sit alongside the series.