Design Home
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Love home decorating? Play Design Home today - a relaxing, fun game that allows you to live the life...
Subdivision Infinity
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Subdivision Infinity is an immersive and pulse pounding sci-fi 3D space shooter. Ready your ship...
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Fonemi Illustrati
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Tantissimo utile materiale per favorire lo sviluppo delle abilità fono-articolatorie dei bambini....
Lies My Teacher Told Me for Young Readers: Everything American History Textbooks Get Wrong
James W. Loewen and Rebecca Stefoff
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Now adapted for young readers in grades 7 and up, the national bestseller that makes real American...
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Wrath of the Triple Goddess
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Rick’s newest Percy adventure is full of hilarious set pieces, a diverse cast of gods and...
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Acanthea Grimscythe (300 KP) rated Raven's Fall (World on Fire, #2) in Books
May 15, 2018
I don’t have a whole lot to say about the characters that I didn’t say before. Although, there is a new diverse aspect of this book which makes me love Cole all the more: a gay main character. The best part? He’s not an embodiment of the flamboyant stereotype that we see so many homophobic individuals mocking. It simply exists, and that’s perfectly alright – the way things should be.
The plot is still pretty fast-paced. Coming in at a little bit shorter than the first big, Raven’s Fall is a quick read. It took me two sittings and that’s only because I fell asleep halfway through the book when I first sat down to devour it.
Naturally, I’ve already delved into the third book in this trilogy and I definitely look forward to reading more. My rating for this one is the same as the first book. If you’re interested, the series is available on Kindle Unlimited.
Ross (3284 KP) rated A Time of Blood in Books
Mar 11, 2019
A Time of Blood is the second book in John Gwynne's second series and I can happily say this is his best yet in my opinion.
The action carries on from the previous book with the evil Kadoshim minions rising up and trying to get back to power. The forces of good also start to muster, though there are still divisions and suspicions between the various groups which hamper their successes.
Drem, the trapper, really develops into a brilliant hero character without any prophecy nonsense for once, and surrounds himself with a strong cast of enjoyable diverse companions.
The first half of the book sees Drem and his companions travelling to escape the evil horde and warn others of the uprising they have witnessed. This journey is non-stop action and a thrill to read.
Meanwhile we have the recently airborne Riv who is battling with politics and prejudice to retake her place in the army. These chapters are much slower paced but vital.
The balance between chapters and characters in the book allow Gwynne to fit the story in while keeping the action flowing at a good pace.
A very enjoyable and exciting read.