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Greetings book clubbers.Feel free to share your thoughts and or reviews in the comments below. You are also welcome to ask questions about the book from other readers.
I've started this book but have been too busy to get far. I've met the two main characters and am definitely interested to see where it all goes.
Greetings book clubbers.Feel free to share your thoughts and or reviews in the comments below. You are also welcome to ask questions about the book from other readers.
It's been a crazy month for me and I still haven't finished this short book, but not a lack of trying. I've enjoyed what I've read so far and the visual representation of the paperback version.
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I haven’t posted my review yet, but I did enjoy the book. 6. I don’t know if it’s the most important, but it’s very memorable. The scene where Amy plays the piano stuck with me.
24. I feel bad saying that none of the characters were more memorable to me than any other, but I felt like they all played important roles in the overall story. Unless you count to Pegasi. I mean, horses with wings are very memorable.
37. No, seemed reasonable to me.
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6. What do you feel is the most important scene in the book?
24. What traits make certain characters memorable?
37. Do you feel the theme is preachy or heavy-handed in any way?
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I haven’t posted my review yet, but I did enjoy the book. 1. I think I need to read more into the series. I springtime if Bloo Moose sounds as nice as the winter is cold, then count me in.
2. Absolutely. I can totally relate to Clumsy Girl in many ways.
3. I hope this doesn’t sound weird, but I like that the main female character is an orphan and has a physical disability. I don't think that gets written about enough as though once someone turns eighteen, they quit being an orphan or that all romance happens between equally able-bodied individuals. I did pick up on other things like mental illness, mental health, animal abuse, PTSD, and some others.
Greetings book clubbers.Please provide your answers to as many or as few of the questions as you’d like in the comments below. Feel free to ask more questions if you’d like.
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1. Does Bloo Moose seem like a place you’d like to visit; why or why not?
2. Would you subscribe to Myla’s blog; why or why not?
3. Blended into the scenery and romantic elements of this story are some either socially relevant, controversial, or emotionally sensitive subject matters for readers to explore. What stood out to you?
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Juneta wrote: "I absolutely loved this series. This is the first book in the series and I read it in one sitting, also book 2 and 3 of the series. I cannot wait for more from this author. Love the world the adven..."Thanks for joining the discussion and sharing your thoughts. I too enjoyed the book and look forward to the rest, which I already have.
I started this book but then put it down. I think I’ve just been reading too much fantasy right now and need to come back to this after reading something different. I don’t like comparing stories to other things I’ve read while I’m reading, and I feel like that’s what I was doing. I will revisit this story later. 1. Despite his father’s sudden death, Jonared seems a capable leader, but I haven’t really read enough to know for sure.
2. Medieval-type worlds with swords, magic, and grand creatures always sound good when reading them, but I don’t think I’d be up for an adventure in them.
3. Whenever I read about court life, I chuck it up to world-building, but I’m finding that as I continue to expand my reading that court life is a big thing for some readers.
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1. There are better ways to get a promotion, but the king gains the title when his father dies. Does this make him an incompetent king or a well-prepared one?
2. Is Futhark a place you’d like to have an adventure, or is it too dangerous?
3. The beginning of the story describes court life through several characters. Does court life intrigue you or is it simply a necessity for worldbuilding?
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I haven’t posted my review yet, but I did enjoy the book. 1. I was able to read past it, but it was difficult at times. Still, overall, it served a purpose even if I felt it was never really addressed by the characters. I wish it had been.
2. I like the concept of this magic system and feel more will be revealed in the rest of the series. I felt it was a clever twist on some more traditional magical systems I’ve read.
3. I really liked the healing Guardian and really didn’t like the captain. I’d like to say more, but it may give away spoilers.
Greetings book clubbers.Please provide your answers to as many or as few of the questions as you’d like in the comments below. Feel free to ask more questions if you’d like.
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1. This book includes some content that may be triggering to some readers. Were you able to read past it or did it hinder your experience?
2. What did you think of the magic system in this book? Was it original, clever, typical, confusing, etc.?
3. Who was your favorite or least favorite character; who did you love or who did you love to hate?
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