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Ruth Frampton (577 KP) rated Atlas of Dinosaur Adventures: Step Into a Prehistoric World in Books

Apr 10, 2018

Short and to the point, each pair of pages give an introduction to a dinosaur, Aimed at middle school due to the level of information the younger reader may find this a little bewildering, however, for the child that specialises in their dinosaur knowledge you may find it all too easy. Each to their own, look at it and decide. It's a well-illustrated and informative book with comical additions to engage the reader's interest and keep everything light and enjoyable.

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Wintersmith (3 KP) rated Thirteen in Books

Jun 11, 2019

Thirteen

Steve Cavanagh | 2018 | Crime, Thriller

8.5

(15 Ratings)

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The pace is fast and consistent. (4 more)

The style of writing draws you in and keeps you wanting more

The plot twists and turns are clever, unpredictable and addictive.

It is an easy, intelligent and clever read.

The authors experience as a former lawyer adds a depth of knowledge and understanding of the justice system usually found lacking in other books of this genre.

It's so good It's hard to put down and therefore over too quickly. (0 more)

Thirteen Out of Ten!

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Cori June (3033 KP) created a post in Theories of the World

Jan 11, 2019

* Contains Spoilers for Season One of the Flash.*
It has bugged me to no end that Reverse Flash asked Cisco for help... What was Cisco supposed to do? He has no to little knowledge of his powers or how they potentially work. My theory is that his call for help was for a future Cisco. One that knew how his powers could effect the timeline and that he still saw Reverse Flash as a quisi father figure.
Time travel makes my head hurt.

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AT (1676 KP) rated Erased, Vol. 1 in Books

Jul 22, 2019

Erased, Vol. 1

Kei Sanbe | 2017 | Comics & Graphic Novels, Mystery

8.0

(1 Ratings)

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I really liked the first volume of Erased. There's a lot of mystery to it, even though you feel like you know what's going to happen. The main character of the story is sent back in time to his fifth grade year to try and prevent a string of kidnappings and murders. Along with that, he has to relive those days as a fifth grader, with his adult knowledge and life skills. It's a delicate and sometimes awkward balance for him.