Miller Plays: v. 2: Misfits, After the Fall, Incident at Vichy, The Price, Creation of the World, Playing for Time
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This second volume of Arthur Miller's plays contains four stage plays from the sixties and...
Telling Tales: A History of Literary Hoaxes
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When Dionysus the Renegade faked a Sophocles text in 400BC (cunningly inserting the acrostic...
Positive: A Novel
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In the bestselling vein of Guillermo Del Toro and Justin Cronin, the acclaimed author of Chimera and...
The Amber Shadows
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In a place where everyone is keeping secrets all the time, how do you know who you can trust? A...
The Tiger and the Wolf
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The first novel in the Echoes of the Fall series, The Tiger and the Wolf is an accomplished high...
TravelersWife4Life (31 KP) rated Mia and Nattie One Great Team! in Books
Feb 23, 2021
I was drawn into this cute story from the very first page. You can tell that the author and illustrator worked well together by the way each illustration shows the emotions on the page, and in this case, they were memory-invoking for me. I loved Mia’s attitude and caring nature. She never gave up or lost hope for Nattie. Instead, Mia time and time again persevered in the face of defeat. She truly showed how much she cared about Nattie’s well-being.
<b>“MIA HAD TO COME UP WITH A PLAN.
MIA COULDN’T BREAK NATTIE’S HEART.”</b>
I also enjoyed the progression of the story and how Marlene M. Bell developed the story in an easy-flowing way that any age could understand. Her word choices were not too basic that older children would not enjoy the story (I mean I enjoyed it), yet they were still simple enough that even very young kids would enjoy this book too. Especially if you make sounds
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Easy. At the ripe young age of fourteen Jessica has discovered that getting the attention she wants...
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Accidental Knight
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Accidentally wed to a screaming hot stranger. I inherited a freaking husband. Grandpa's will was...
HEA Happily Ever After contemporary romance fiction adult
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2204 KP) rated Paint Me a Crime in Books
Jul 24, 2023 (Updated Jul 24, 2023)
The book jumps right in with the opening, so it isn’t too long before the plot gets rolling. I was hooked the entire way through, thinking I had it figured out a couple of times only to be wrong when we reached the logical climax. The characters are also charming, and I loved spending time with them, although the suspects could have had a little more page time to be fully developed. The writing kept me a little outside the story at first until I adjusted, but it was a minor issue. One of Jessamine’s friends owns a tea shop, so there is lots of talk about food – enough to make me hungry while I read. This is a promising debut, and I’ll definitely be looking for more by this author.
Merissa (12066 KP) rated The Book of Last Letters in Books
Mar 24, 2022 (Updated Jun 30, 2023)
Based on a true story, you get dual-timelines of Elsie in 1940/1 and Stephanie in the present time. Both sides of the story get me gripped! Fantastic characters also appeared in both times although one I disliked (as I was supposed to). In the past, the Golds were a great pair and I would love to know more of them. Nelly, ah, Nelly. You made my eyes leak! But so many of them deserve a mention because they were written so well. In the present time, you have Stevie's friends - Micah, I'm looking at you - but also those she cares for in the home. Oh my, but I loved them! Spreading rumours as they did had me laughing out loud.
An amazing story told of loyalty, friendship, and love in difficult times that kept me turning the pages and left me with a warm, fuzzy glow.
Absolutely recommended by me.
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Merissa
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Mar 23, 2022