Saga, Vol. 5
Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples
9.4
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Multiple storylines collide in this cosmos-spanning new volume. While Gwendolyn and Lying Cat risk...
Kiki's Delivery Service (1989)
8.3
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A thirteen-year-old witch named Kiki moves with her black cat Jiji to a seaside town, where she gets...
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Molly Manners and Alex Worrall
8.0
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Inspirational goats, rainbeards, a cat fashion parade and some good ol' cosmic bananas. This book is...
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Balance The Hat
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Tilt heads and balance hats! See how long you can keep your hat on, and watch out for bombs! Lots...
Ghiền Mì Gõ
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Ghiền Mì Gõ xây dựng theo tiêu chí mang lại món ăn tinh thần cho người xem. Luôn...
Unleashed (2016)
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When a cosmic event turns Emma's dog and cat into two perfect guys, Emma reconsiders her outlook on...
Running Out of Time 2 (2001)
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Ho Sheung Sang finds himself wrapped up in another cat-and-mouse game, this time against a tricky...
10 lives (2024)
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A pampered cat takes for granted the lucky hand he has been dealt after he is rescued and loved by...
ClareR (5841 KP) rated Mirrorland in Books
Apr 3, 2021
The narrator is completely unreliable, mainly because she appears to have blocked out a huge part of her life.
Cat returns, reluctantly, to Edinburgh from California, because her sister has gone missing on her sailing boat. Cat seems unsurprised that her sister should have a boat - she and her sister spent hours as children playing in Mirrorland, pretending to be pirates, sailing the Seven Seas. But her disappearance is unexpected.
Has El been murdered? If so, by whom? Who is sending Cat on a treasure hunt and leaving written messages for her? Who is sending emails? Is El’s husband, Ross, implicated in her disappearance? And what DID happen to Cat and El when they were children?
This is such a delicious, rub-your-hands-together-with-evil-glee kind of book.
There are some pretty shocking subjects covered in this novel, so if you don’t like reading about abuse of any kind, this may not be for you. However, I was glued to it. I’m trying to think of some synonyms of ‘loved’ (I realise that i completely overuse this word when I talk about books), so: adored, enjoyed greatly, was besotted with, couldn’t get enough of. Well. You get the gist. It’s just well worth the read!
Many thanks to The Pigeonhole and to Carole Johnstone for joining in with the chat in the margins!