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Can I just state how dearly I have missed Thomas Cresswell?

This book. Is. So. Intense.

Best way to spend a flight, hands down.

"Flying across the country?" Don't you really mean over five hours of uninterrupted reading time? <- The true highlight of my trip to California this weekend.

All bow to Sage, King of Sass, Champion of Wit, and the now famous Sharp Tongue Slasher.

This kid.

Emma and Thomas make quite the team... I am in love with them. (their backdrop of 1600’s London doesn’t hurt either)

Since certain chapters in this book moved like molasses (mostly in the beginning), I decided to transfer to the audiobook. I've been reading this for over a month... I need closure.

Why does this not have more of a hype?! I’m already in love with Sage...

This is finally picking up the pace... I love historical fiction that takes place in London.

This book is a MOOD. I am in love.

So. “Phoebe” has been in here exactly twice. Twice at over seventy percent. What the heck?

I like the concept of this book, but not much is happening....

I missed this crew so very much.

I’m enjoying this, but what is it with YA novels and Schrodinger’s cat?!?!

I love Robyn Schneider’s writing. Theater and all that jazz. Dead brothers and ghosts. Just my kind of cocktail.

I’ve decided to start doing weekly themes on my wordpress blog. I’ll post them on a separate page titled “Weekly Themes” which will list the books and what theme they fall under. I post on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. This weeks theme is “Towns That Can Talk.” :)

I have most certainly never read anything like this.

“I think a person can be a home, sometimes, just as much as a place or a house can.”

I kind of forgot I was reading this...

My first Katrina Leno book. Let’s just say I’m freaking PUMPED.

Listening to this during my commute has made going to work so much more enjoyable.

What a cute little, diverse book I’ve got here.

Never will you read two siblings who know how to get on each other’s nerves as quickly and effectively as Max and Aidan Kingsman.

As if the cover being ridiculously cute wasn’t enough... now it turns out the book itself is just as precious...

This is one of the most one point representations of depression I have ever read. Why did I not read this sooner?!?

Well that took a turn... I’ve always like movements/cults.

I'm a sucker for a good roadtrip novel...

This is such a wonderfully unique book...

This is delightfully cryptic! I love books that have that ominous, hazy undertone.