Genevieve Cogman
Vale can only make deductions based on the information he knows about his own world. This may be an issue in the future.
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Sherrie
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Genevieve Cogman:
Very good and interesting series. I want to congratulate you on your wisdom, fun, and interesting characters. Letting you know that I did obtain the book from the library and that there are a lot of people requesting your first book in the series. I am so glad that there will be more than just the 3 books. How do you work with the imagination of going through doors and into other worlds, etc.?
mimo
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Genevieve Cogman:
I recently got obsessed with your books and have been trying to figure out the Chinese characters that correspond to the dragons' names, since Chinese has a lot of homonyms. For example, one of my guesses is that Mu Dan is 牡丹 (I really hope that shows up) meaning peony; is that right? And what about other names like Li Ming and Kai?
A Goodreads user
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Genevieve Cogman:
I love your invisible library series, I finished The mortal word yesterday. I have a question it comes up again and again that librerians are humans and mortal as opposed to the immortal fae or dragons. Yet its been established that librerians can live for centuries, arent they immortals as well then?
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