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The Retreat of the Elephants: An Environmental History of China
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This is the first environmental history of China during the three thousand years for which there are...
Drama Girls
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The church girl and the drama geek. Two wildly different worlds come together as two girls fight for...
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Foundation Blocks for the Early Years - Personal, Social and Emotional Development: with Understanding the World and Mathematics
Mavis Brown and Rebecca Taylor
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The Foundation Blocks series makes it easy to implement the Department of Education's new, revised...
Poet in New York
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Erika (17789 KP) rated Star Wars: Queen's Peril in Books
Jun 27, 2020
I liked how this book revealed a little more about Shmi, that she was also good with gadgets and fixed a screen so they could watch Anakin during the podrace.I want a book about Shmi now.
What I don't understand about these new SW writers is the need to slap in love interests and who is interested in who... I legitimately don't care, and it never adds anything to the story. Unless romantic interests/feelings drive a story, leave that crap out, I'm reading it for the Star Wars content.
Parts of this book I really liked and I would read it again. However, I still think Padme's character should have been given to Claudia Gray, rather than this author. I think Padme should be given at least one adult book, written by someone else.