The Burning Page (The Invisible Library, #3)

by Genevieve Cogman

It was like one of those Venn diagrams where all the possible Bad Things intersected to provide a Worst Possible Thing at the centre.

Kai might be very non-judgemental when it came to personal gender roles, but he was extremely superior when explaining how non-judgemental he was.

bahahah kai

He’s a dragon. He’ll catch me if I fall . . .

*insert heart emoji*

She was ignoring so many other possible dangers, so it was comparatively easy to add one more to the pile of Deliberately Burying Head in Sand and Hoping They’ll Go Away.

Her anger was a saw-blade, honed and ready to rip.