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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Alex, Approximately in Books
Jan 7, 2021
I do like my Jenn Bennett books
I enjoyed this. More than I expected to after finishing a bunch of paranormal books but Jenn Bennetts books do appeal to me a lot whether her paranormal books or more recently her YA romance
I enjoyed this. More than I expected to after finishing a bunch of paranormal books but Jenn Bennetts books do appeal to me a lot whether her paranormal books or more recently her YA romance

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Jun 23, 2021

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Kimmic (814 KP) rated The Pack (The Pack #1) in Books
Sep 3, 2021
Honestly this has been sat on my kindle for ages, I just never got round to it. Now I'm really enjoying it! Wolf pack YA type book, easy reading without being too "tacky", definitely going to follow this series for a bit.

Morgan Sheppard (936 KP) created a post
Aug 19, 2023
I bought this book while on holiday in Queensland because I had finished my other one, I am a huge YA fan, and it was relatively inexpensive. I am so glad that I did. I pretty much devoured the novel over the course of one day because I was so hooked. Besides being minorly predictable to those of us who have read their fair share of YA fiction, Holland did an excellent job of blending just the right amount of romance and adventure to keep me wanting to read more. I can't wait to read the next book.

Summer Days and Summer Nights: Twelve Summer Romances
Book
Summer Days and Summer Nights is a beautiful collection of twelve gorgeously romantic short stories,...

Sea Change
Book
Sea Change is a cracking YA thriller that sees 16-year-old Alex struggling to look after his...
Fiction Teens YA

A Beauty of Magic The Crystal Ball
Book
In this humorous fantasy YA adventure, Ian is on a quest to find a crystal ball. He enters a magical...
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ClareR (5906 KP) rated The Pumilio Child in Books
Apr 6, 2018
Ya Ling is kidnapped from her well-off Chinese family and sold in to slavery in 15th century Italy. Mantegna, a Renaissance artist, buys her with money that he can't really afford to spend, and takes her home to a very disapproving wife and household.
Ya Ling is admirable calm and stoic through all of her trials and tribulations, and eventually work as a respected healer, as her family taught her back in China.
The author really makes you feel for the characters in her novel - pity and later pride for Ya Ling, and hatred for some of the less virtuous male characters. It's a book that reflects the times very well: men, and men in the church especially, hold all the cards. Women are held in very low esteem. And women who are in any way different from the accepted norms are in danger of the ecclesiastical courts.
I read this on 'The Pigeonhole', a social reading platform, and really enjoyed the whole experience.
Ya Ling is admirable calm and stoic through all of her trials and tribulations, and eventually work as a respected healer, as her family taught her back in China.
The author really makes you feel for the characters in her novel - pity and later pride for Ya Ling, and hatred for some of the less virtuous male characters. It's a book that reflects the times very well: men, and men in the church especially, hold all the cards. Women are held in very low esteem. And women who are in any way different from the accepted norms are in danger of the ecclesiastical courts.
I read this on 'The Pigeonhole', a social reading platform, and really enjoyed the whole experience.