Mary Rorabaugh
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Genevieve Cogman:
What reading level would you say for the Invisible Library series?
Genevieve Cogman
Well, there is some violence, but the sex is generally offstage or "fade to black", and I'd have thought that anyone 11 or up could read it comfortably, though older children/teens/people will get more out of it.
(I should note that I was reading the Lord of the Rings at 7, even if I didn't fully appreciate it, so my judgement may be a bit biased.)
(I should note that I was reading the Lord of the Rings at 7, even if I didn't fully appreciate it, so my judgement may be a bit biased.)
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Melissa
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Genevieve Cogman:
You may have already been asked this, but what are your thoughts on Lord Peter Wimsey?
An Observers Perspective
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Genevieve Cogman:
Me again, I have so many questions and speculations! :) Do you imagine Kai (and dragons in general) with a typical Asian appearance even in their human form? And do genetically related dragons look-alike in their respective human forms, or is the visual heritage perhaps only visible in their dragon appearance, if visible at all? Can a dragon consciously affect how it looks in its human form?
Tessa
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Genevieve Cogman:
I don't have a question but I wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed this book and the sequel, The Masked City. I am eagerly awaiting a 3rd. I have all kinds of wonderings on where things are going to go. Is Irene going to punished, promoted, or both by The Library? Is Kai going to be able to stay? Will we learn more about his family? Etc.
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