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Selection Post:Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas
How it fits: Award winner (2013 RT Book Reviews Top Pick)
Completion Post - Spot 63
by Rachel CaineHow it fits: Book 6 in Morganville Vampires
Read: 11/10/19
Rating: 4 stars
Review
I really enjoyed this one. It had very good pacing and kept me wanting to know what would happen next. I continue to love the characters, and the evolution of Claire as a character is fun to watch. For once, things actually felt fairly wrapped up at the end of this one, so I'm curious to see where it goes from here.
Selection Post - Spot 63
One various awards including:
Grand Canyon Reader Award Winners (1999) Rebecca Caudill Young Readers' Book Award Winners (2000)
Sorry guys I have been away for a few days, went to see Christina Agulera in convert in Manchester UK. Should be finished with the book later today.
Completion Post - Spot 63
How it fits: Has won various awards including - Grand Canyon Reader Award Winners (1999) Rebecca Caudill Young Readers' Book Award Winners (2000)
Read: 14/11
Rating: ***
Review
This is a cute re-telling of a fairytale classic. Ella is cursed at birth by a tricksome fairy and made to always be obidient. Like the original, after the death of Ella's Father she is left to fend for herself and live alongside her wicked step mother and two step sisters and you have the gist. It was a nice, cute story although the first part of the book was nothing like the original it morphed into the Cinderella story we know half way through. So I kept thinking that I am reading. I am sure most adolescent girls would love this.
Completion Post
Finished: 11/12/19
Rating: 4 stars
How it fits: won an award
With this book this series is definitely ramping up! I am still not loving this series as much as ACOTAR but it is a good substitution for now. Looking at the 3rd book it looks like it should get even better so I am definitely excited! Definitely a bit more romance in this one and more action.
Lindsay: Crown of Midnight (Review)Jade Aka. Mrs. Tosh: Ella Enchanted (Review)
Adriana: Preppy: The Life & Death of Samuel Clearwater, Part Two (Review)
Rosina: River Marked (Review)
Steph Ann: Carpe Corpus (Review)
Tiffany: The Wedding Shop (Review)
Allison Ann: Town in a Wild Moose Chase (Review)
New roll: 73-Read book 7 in a series
-Read book 3 in a series
-Read book 73 in a series
-Cover Item: Hands/Arms/Feet/Legs (no other body parts visible)
This is probably going to be the last week of the game, since several teams were above 90 last week. Could we maybe use a bonus point to get to 74, since I read a number 3 last week I'd like to continue my series this week.
Allison Ann wrote: "This is probably going to be the last week of the game, since several teams were above 90 last week. Could we maybe use a bonus point to get to 74, since I read a number 3 last week I'd like to con..."That would work for me. I'm having a hard time finding something, lol.
Looks like Team 1 is the winner. Have a great rest of your year. Added some interesting books to my TBR. See you next time.
Books mentioned in this topic
Preppy: The Life & Death of Samuel Clearwater, Part Two (other topics)Town in a Wild Moose Chase (other topics)
River Marked (other topics)
The Wedding Shop (other topics)
Carpe Corpus (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Rachel Caine (other topics)Sarah J. Maas (other topics)
Rachel Hauck (other topics)
Patricia Briggs (other topics)
B.B. Haywood (other topics)
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The Wedding Shop by Rachel Hauck
Finished: 11/10
Book 3 of The Wedding Collection Series
Rating: 5 stars
Review: This story is told from the points of view of two women in two different time periods: Miss Cora in the 1930’s and Hailey in present day. Miss Cora is running a bridal store called The Wedding Shop through the Great Depression and the story goes into a lot of details about her personal life. Hailey is just returning home from after separating from the Air Force and struggling to renovate and reopen The Wedding Shop. Rachel Hauck does an amazing job with both characters’ storylines and how they mingle and relate to each other. Before I started reading, I didn’t read that it was part of a series but it really didn’t effect my enjoyment to not have read the previous two books. I am looking forward to reading them, though.