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CJ Archer conducts survey, finds not one single man in London in 1900 was heterosexual

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This book has one of those worlds and magic systems that are so original and interesting that I want to stay there and explore and even write my own stories. I am obsessed. 😍

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A bit slow at times, but an interesting story and gorgeous writing.

George Lucas: Hey, R.A., how'd you like to write a Star Wars book?

Salvatore: I'd love to! Quick question: any limit to the number of times I can use the word "diminutive" in it?

Lucas: Um...no?

Salvatore: Perfect.

I enjoyed aspects of this book, but it definitely did not live up to the hype.

Strong content warning for miscarriage. If that is a triggering subject for you, I would suggest skipping this book.



Sadly, this one did not live up to The Push, but I still look forward to reading more from Audrain in the future.

I did a reread tonight in preparation for Lowe's next book coming out tomorrow, and it holds up wonderfully on a reread!

Reading the author's note at the end made me feel bad about how disappointed I was with this book, so I won't be sharing details. But...yeah. Disappointed, to say the least.

I DID IT. Whew. I love this world, but this one was a challenge.

Very brief and generalized advice – basically a long blog post. I think I read the whole thing in 15 minutes. Still, a handy little book if you're just dipping your toes into the idea of raising dairy goats.

*3.5 stars. Good story, mediocre writing. Extra half star for Pip and Rooney as Benedick and Beatrice, specifically.

*3.5 stars

*4.5 stars

Courtney Milan does it again. :')

3.5 stars

3.5 stars

Outlandish but fun, and I loved Bez!