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February 26, 2015

noveltypodcast:

We’re talking about our February Book Club...



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We’re talking about our February Book Club read, SNOW LIKE ASHES by sararaasch! Come join the conversation! https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/2228383-snow-like-ashes-by-sara-raasch

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Published on February 26, 2015 03:58

February 25, 2015

The Tsar's Guard

The Tsar's Guard:
Welcome to the Tsar’s Guard, a group of pre-release fans who will get access to inside info on The Tsar’s Game. Rumor has it there are some amazing things hidden up Evelyn’s magical sleeves to be r…

JOIN THE GUARD GUYS.

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Published on February 25, 2015 11:20

So wait... if the Autumn Queen is Noam's sister, then does that mean that Theron is the cousin of the Autumn Princess?

Yep! Theron has quite the family tree:

Noam’s younger sister, Nikoletta, married the Autumnian king, Caspar, and they have a daughter, Shazi, who is the future Autumnian queen and also Theron’s cousin.

Noam’s wife, Melinda, became a Ventrallan princess when her sister, Brigitte, married the last Ventrallan king (so Melinda isn’t a Ventrallan princess by blood, but by marriage). Brigitte and the last Ventrallan king had a son, Jesse, who inherited the crown when his father died. Jesse is Melinda’s nephew and also Theron’s cousin. 

So Theron is related to two different kingdoms’ rulers. 

Wouldn’t be a real monarchy without weird extended relatives.

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Published on February 25, 2015 06:06

marvelnat:

So excited to start read sararaasch ‘s Snow Like...



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So excited to start read sararaasch ‘s Snow Like Ashes!! Just got it today from the library and I’ve heard so much about it, I’m super stoked. I know I won’t be disappointed

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Published on February 25, 2015 04:04

February 24, 2015

"That’s why literature is so fascinating. It’s always up for interpretation, and could be a hundred..."

“That’s why literature is so fascinating. It’s always up for interpretation, and could be a hundred different things to a hundred different people. It’s never the same thing twice.”

- Sara Raasch, Snow Like Ashes
   

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Published on February 24, 2015 16:02

"Sometimes placing our belief in something bigger than ourselves helps us get to a point where we can..."

“Sometimes placing our belief in something bigger than ourselves helps us get to a point where we can be enough on our own, magic or no magic.”

- Sara Raasch Snow Like Ashes (via sempiternale)
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Published on February 24, 2015 16:02

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Uppercase Box is the first YA book...















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Every box comes with a hand-selected book, a bookish item and signed author items, as well as exclusive content! 

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Published on February 24, 2015 16:01

1. How do you pronounce Theron and Mather's names? 2. And also, how tall are Theron, Mather and Meira respectively?

I have a whole pronunciation page over yonder for just such an inquiry!

Re: height: I’m hopeless with numbers, but Meira is rather short/tiny all around (the smaller the package, the feistier the spirit) while Mather and Theron are both fairly tall (though Theron is taller, if you really want to get technical). Mather has more of a “thicker” build, e.g. a wrestler or a football player, and Theron is more on the lean side, e.g. a soccer or tennis player.    

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Published on February 24, 2015 09:46

kammartinez:So I woke up today (Feb. 20, 2015, 7:14 AM here on my side of the world) to a glorious...

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So I woke up today (Feb. 20, 2015, 7:14 AM here on my side of the world) to a glorious Twitter rant from one of my favourite authors about how one can’t say the “hard” sciences are more important than the “soft” sciences, and why neglecting things like history and anthropology is really lazy writing.

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Published on February 24, 2015 04:22