children’s
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I read this recently. Adults won’t find this story scary enough, this is built more towards kids if your kids aren’t easily scared or don’t tend to get nightmare’s real easy. If your kids aren’t easily scared, this would probably be a book to read with your kids (hope you’re not afraid of dolls). Synopsis:…
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Is there any merit to reading YA or Children’s books if you are an adult? If so, what are they? List the pro’s and con’s…. Pro’s: There are some books that are geared towards YA or Kids that can keep your attention, like the Twilight series or the Harry Potter series. Both series had movies…
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2020 has been a difficult year, to say the least, due to Covid-19. Can you share with us some literature that helped you get through the year? I’ve listed a few of my own below… The Crave series by Tracy Wolff = Crave and then Crush came out this year. They’re both pretty good sized…
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I finished reading this book yesterday and just wanted to share. This was a fun read and I was able to read it pretty quickly. If you enjoy stories with boarding schools, secret societies, cryptic letters, secret relics and awesome friends, then you’d probably enjoy this story. This would be a good book to read…
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Well, I’ve finished reading this novel on my Kindle Fire. I enjoyed this book as well, however, I think I enjoyed the first book more if I had to choose. I’m not saying this book was bad, far from it. I just think I enjoyed the adventure in the first book a little more than…
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I’ve got a lot more e-book on my Kindle Fire now so I should have plenty to choose from. I got an Amazon gift card yesterday and I’ve been spending it on some new e-books to add to the collection. It’s a good thing I have the Kindle now because my bookshelves are getting a…
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