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Ahoy allI have just started with the uplift war and the concepts indeed seem to be unique and very interesting. to say that I have started is more akin to I have just read the first chapter or so, and I already know I'll like
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@Mirage, the passage and indeed the hole trilogy is astoundingly good, and as I said in my city of mirrors review I was quite amazed being as I was not expecting something so deep from what is essentially a zombocalypse story
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Ahoy allat Mirage I guess we both are quite similar when it comes to not rereading books, however I have simply had to do with rereading my favourites as there are spells when I don't come across anything at all that is to my liking
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Ahoy allat Mirage I guess we both are quite similar when it comes to not rereading books, however I have simply had to do with rereading my favourites as there are spells when I don't come across anything at all that is to my liking
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Thanks to both of you for making me reread The Passage.I don't usually reread anything, but after reading this thread, I wanted to check out the other two books in the series, and thought I should reread the first one, since it's
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So, I've now finished well of assention. The end was rather good and did build up nicely so methinks Hero of Ages will pick things up a bit, though I'm having a brief break and reading a rather fun ya novel my lady recommended
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Ahoy thereFinished reading the city of mirrors today, more like yesterday since I've just gotten up, atended college and am now sitting down to write this but eh. If I had to rate all the books in the passage trilogy I'd rate
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Glad your liking city of mirrors. I don't remember things being too different in the twelve, but then again it's been a while since I read it, I certainly don't recall Lish being such a different person in The Twelve, then again
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Ahoy thereI actually am in the middle of the city of mirrors and so far I feel its picking up to going good again after the passageI don't really know what it was about the 12 but the characters felt a bit different? or not the same
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@Phyl, sounds like an interesting series, though there is a lot of Ya stuff about kids with special powers around now, still if they're well written. @Grryf, funny about the Twelve. I actually remember the twelve surprising me rather
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Ahoy allI just finished reading the 12, and I don't think I could holdback enough to wait on reading the third in the series at dark, in some ways I suppose I have been fortunate to have come so late to reading this series I'm think
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Dark,I just finished Ransom Riggs' 3 book series starting with,Miss_Peregrine's_Home_for_Peculiar_Children, then Hollow_City, and finally, Library_of_Souls.It is a young adult fantasy mainly about unusual children with unusual
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Sounds interesting and definitely worth reading, there actually aren't that many dolphin stories though i have noticed dolphins come up in other series, eg, Anne Mccaffry's dragon riders (she even has a hole book dedicated to them
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That is one of my dreams, to pet a dolphin or swim with them!I do the same thing though. Whenever I read a book, I'll always look around online to see what else I can learn about the subject.If you like fascinating dolphin stories
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@Mirage yeah, I love these sorts of threads too, one reason i got into writing reviews, I've already done one for the uplift war, and will write one for star tide rising when my lady and i have finished it. What is particularly cool
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I can't wait to read Star Tide Rising, and that series. It sounds fantastic!I love The Passage too, but I forgot there were more books in the series, so I'll definitely be checking those out.And I guess I'll be in the minority
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Glad you liked The Passage Grryf. The ending is quite a stinger, but you will see more of that in The Twelve, however now imagine me having to wait two years before reading the twelve and then another three before city of mirrors
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Ahoy thereWhen I say American I don't mean the country america or united states of America I should say,but the continent as a whole.I just finished reading the passage and I will be getting all the other books written by Justin
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Completely off topic, but the Aztecs were in modern Mexico, which is in North America.
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Re: water to the thursty, recommend some ebooks, please.
@Grryf, glad your l9iking the passage, the characters are awesome and very 2D, it's a lovely series for not going as you expect. the only thing I'll warn you of that threw me first time I read the book is that part way through
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Ahoy allThank you Phil,Magurp244 for the suggestionsI have just started with the passage by justin Cronin and can say this one's going to be goodI have no Issues with how the author writes, in fact based on how well he writes I
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Redwall by Brian Jack is fun as a one off, but I confess they were a little too nicy nice for my liking, indeed the very obvious good guys and bad guys and the excess of cutesy among the good animals rather put me off, I have read
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Hmm, Piers Anthony's Xanth Series is pretty good and has lots of Puns. There's also the rather huge Dragon Lance series which was written by a number of people, more than 50 novels if you feel like wading into the magic and dragons
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Hmm, Piers Anthony's Xanth Series is pretty good and has lots of Puns. He's also written some pretty interesting sci-fi series, like the Apprentice Adept series or Phaze Doubt. There's also the rather huge Dragon Lance series which
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@Grryf, aztechs were actually a south american civilization with cities, economy etc, rather similar to egypt I think although other than the fact they did massive amounts of human sacrifice and built huge pyramids I'm not that up
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Hello thereThank you both,dark and Mirage for the suggestionsI would give Aztecs a go, but a quick search tells me its written in the form of letters a story telling type I truly dislike, plus I don't know what it is with american
Re: water to the thursty, recommend some ebooks, please.
Hello thereThank you both,dark and Mirage for the suggestionsI would give Aztecs a go, but a quick search tells me its written in the form of letters a story telling type I truly dislike, plus I don't know what it is with american
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