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Finished this over the weekend.5 stars! Loved it
3. What was your favorite quote/passage?
But I'm just a gutter rat......Yes, but your my gutter rat.
This one went from I Love Lincoln to I Loth Lincoln! What is he thinking!!
I'll get my novella in before the next one. Hope it's picked for the book of the month. If not I'm still finishing the series.
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I will be finishing as well.
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5 stars! Loved it
3. What was your favorite quote/passage?
But I'm just a gutter rat......Yes, but your my gutter rat.
This one went from I Love Lincoln to I Lot..."
I love that quote!
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I can't stand the memebers either!
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this month.
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Grave Expectations (other topics)From The Ashes (other topics)
Genre: Fantasy, Paranormal, Romance, Science Fiction > Steampunk, Historical Fiction, Young Adult
Description: Charlie's life is perfect. She has everything her heart desires. Until it all goes horribly wrong.
Charlie and Lincoln return to London to find two supernaturals have been murdered, and Charlie might be next. As if that wasn't bad enough, the man who adopted her has escaped from prison, and the committee members have just learned some news that infuriates them. Now there's talk of sending Charlie away again. Far away.
But the worst is yet to come. Charlie is kidnapped and forced to summon one of the murder victims - but she's unable to send him back. With an angry dead supernatural on the loose and the committee determined to get rid of her, Charlie's time with the Ministry of Curiosities, and Lincoln, is in grave danger of coming to an end.
Some things to think about while you're reading. Answer just one or all of these questions, but remember, PLEASE USE SPOILER TAGS when necessary! If you don't know how, ask :)
1. What was your initial reaction to the book? Did it hook you immediately, or take some time to get into?
2. Do you think the story was plot-based or character driven?
3. What was your favorite quote/passage?
4. What made the setting unique or important? Could the story have taken place anywhere?
5. Did you pick out any themes throughout the book?
6. How credible/believable did you find the narrator to be? Did you feel like you got the 'true' story?
7. How did the characters change throughout the story? How did your opinion of them change?
8. Which character did you relate to the most, and what was it about them that you connected with?
9. How did you feel about the ending? What did you like, what did you not like, and what do you wish had been different?
10. If the book were being adapted into a movie, who would you want to see play what parts?