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The Moog Model 15 App is the first Moog modular synthesizer and synthesis educational tool created...

Caffeinated Fae (464 KP) rated The Long Hard Road Out of Hell in Books

Jul 12, 2018

I read this book for my 2014 Book Challenge. In this challenge I asked certain people to recommend books to me and I told them that I would read them sometime this year. This was my sister's recommendation.

First off, if you۪re going to read this book make sure that it is the actual book. The ebook does not compare to the actual book.

I have never been a huge fan of Marilyn Manson but I'm not a huge fan of metal music or shock-rock. I tend to stay on the pop-rock and alt-rock area so I was definitely apprehensive with this book. I have heard many rumors about Marilyn Manson but I never actually cared to learn whether they were the truth or not. This was very fascinating. I found myself intrigued while reading this book.

This book is disturbing, grotesque and honestly I was horrified for half of the book. This book definitely was shocking. The pictures in the middle were hard to look at without squirming and they definitely made me very uncomfortable when looking at them. The stories were also fascinating yet horrifying.

This book was also very introspective. I found myself fascinated by Marilyn Manson and it had me wanting to read more.

This book definitely wasn۪t my normal flavor but ultimately I am giving this book 4 stars because it fascinated me!

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Merissa (12069 KP) rated Silver (The Silver #1) in Books

Feb 11, 2020

Silver (The Silver #1)

Cheree Alsop | 2011 | Paranormal, Young Adult (YA)

8.0

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This book is written from Jaze's perspective and it gives you a real insight into how he is feeling about losing his dad and moving to a new town. As soon as he moves there he realises that something is wrong - the amount of silver in the school metal detectors might have been a clue! He meets the pack that are already living there in an unforgettable manner. He finds a friend in Brock and 'the girl next door', Nikki, who just happens to have Hunters as parents. This all helps Jaze as he tries to look after his mom, tries to come to terms with his dad's death and the betrayal of who he knows was involved.

This story was extremely well written, the characters all had depth and there was a lot to the story itself. For once there was no Inst-Love but friendship actually came first. Yes Jaze was attracted to Nikki but proved that you don't always have to act on it straight away and it just might be a plan to get to know her first! The friendships that he makes with Brock and Mouse are quiet but loyal and an absolutely perfect foil for the action of the Packs. I loved the way the story unfolded and am definitely looking forward to the rest of the series.