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Aug 01, 2014
Molly Mortensen
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secret-identity,
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Princess of Thorns starts with back story and prophecy, (I was totally confused and had to read it twice) but it made sense later on. This is actually the only part of the story that is related to a fairy tale.
The Good:
For most of the book the main characters are traveling (I knew this ahead of time and I think it helped me to enjoy it.) but I was never bored. There was enough happening and enough action to keep it interesting.
The world building was solid, if simple. I particularly liked what we ...more
The Good:
For most of the book the main characters are traveling (I knew this ahead of time and I think it helped me to enjoy it.) but I was never bored. There was enough happening and enough action to keep it interesting.
The world building was solid, if simple. I particularly liked what we ...more
Apr 06, 2014
Yolande Bird
marked it as to-read
Jul 07, 2014
Hope Dee
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Sep 14, 2014
Laura
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Oct 07, 2014
Sarah Todd
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Dec 10, 2014
Vals
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Dec 10, 2014
Nicole
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Dec 28, 2014
Monika
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Sep 16, 2016
Emily
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