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4.0 (2 Ratings)
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I love Rebecca Wells' writing and most of her stories, but this one was definitely not one of my favorites. I felt it was a bit on the goofy dramatic side, and very predictable. I enjoyed the characters, and loved the setting and all the sweet, charming southern people who lived there, but it just didn't lure me in as her other books do.

I could have done without the La Luna / Moon stuff entirely. The writing also seemed very juvenile, even as Calla grew up. It was a cute story, so I wouldn't NOT recommend it - but not that fun to read, and a bit out of Wells' character for writing style.
  
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
J.K. Rowling | 1998 | Children
10
9.0 (208 Ratings)
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Title: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Author: JK Rowling

Why did I choose to read this book?
I chose to read this book because I love Harry Potter Series

Did I like it? Yes

Three things I liked about this book:
1. Death Day Chapter
2. Harry and Ron saving Ginny
3. Hermione still helped them even when petrified

One character I disliked: Lockhart

Favorite Harry Potter Character: Hermione

Character I relate to the most in the series so far: Hermione (Luna too later in the series)

Do I recommend this book? Yes

Questions for you:
1. Favorite character in Chamber of Secrets?
2. Character you relate to the most?
3. Favorite book in the series?
  
    Yopizea El Universo

    Yopizea El Universo

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    DESDE EL INICIO DE LOS TIEMPOS LOS YOPIS TIENEN UNA SOLA MISIÓN. INVADIR EL UNIVERSO DE DIVERSIÓN....

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The Ornament by Gold Leaves
The Ornament by Gold Leaves
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"I've got a great friend, Todd Robinson, who runs a shop called Luna Music in Indianapolis, and we've been on lots of road trips together in America over the years. We both bond over music like this, stuff that has an American alt-psych-folk-rock feel. I find it a really appealing sound, and it's usually lifted by a great voice. Gold Leaves have that with Grant Olsen, who has such a beautiful voice. It's part beautiful, part-weary, part-determined, part-resigned. The music, too, is all a bit casual on the outside, a bit Lee Hazlewood, a bit Scott Walker, a bit melancholy, but it all comes together into something really special. We played this driving down the Pacific Coast Highway. It was perfect.
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