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Lots of review in the last fortnight, not so much on the feature front. Tis always the way; I never seem to have an even balance! Oh well, it's my blog, it doesn't really matter does it. Review will be a while coming but I whole-heartedly recommend The Mad Scientist's Daughter by Cassandra Rose Clarke, it is just stunning and I cried my eyes out on Saturday reading it.
Read last fortnight:
The Horologicon by Mark ForsythDoppler by Erlend Loe
Wool by Hugh Howey
Interview with the Vampire: Claudia's Story by Anne Rice & Ashley Marie Witter
Big Ray by Michael Kimball
The Mad Scientist's Daughter by Cassandra Rose Clarke
Also reviewed:
The Paris Wife by Paula McLainThe Painted Bridge by Wendy Wallace
Currently reading:
Pure by Julianna BaggottUpcoming reads:
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How are you liking Pure so far? I really liked it, but it's definitely dark & a wee bit morbid.
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I stayed up late to finish it off last night. Was a bit slow starting for me and my brain kept trying to work out the implied science behind the bomb. I guess it could be morbid by YA standards but I didn't think it was excessively so compared to other books I read. Have Fuse to review so I'm glad I liked it!
DeleteIt's your blog, you can do whatever you want ;) I'm curious what you thought of The Paris Wife..off to read your review!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week of reading!
I don't think I would normally have picked up The Mad Scientist's Daughter, but with such high praise...
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