pickJaw-dropping. As in, multiple times, I realized my mouth was hanging open. I thought this would be charming, I did not expect to be absolutely blown away. I found this by accident looking for sci fi art in my library catalogue. What a glorious discovery. I will end up owning a copy. The reflections in book and the artwork notes in back discussing each images, were a great read. Just swept away by this view into a creative mind. ♥️
Got this book for the art, who knew the writing would get me too?
May wrap up!!
11 Books
6 Short Stories
1 DNF - The Curator by Owen King
665 Pages and 76:51 hours
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pickYA fantasy which was entertaining but with common elements in the story. Joan has power which she doesn‘t know until a situation happens. She is important to save her people. But in this novel, they can travel in time. There is YA romance🙄cheesy at the beginning. I will continue with the trilogy because I have the gorgeous sequel from FairyLoot edition😍To be honest, should be so-so but it was entertaining, I need it when I read it 2.8/3⭐️
pick“The first thing you need to know is that monsters are real. They're all around us, whether we can see them or not.”
Inspired by Mary Shelly‘s Frankenstein. It‘s a great spin, with some good twisty bits.
“What's eugenics?" Iris asked.
"It's the scientific study of heredity and breeding and how to improve the human race by making everyone white and smart," Vi explained.
Julia laughed. "Couldn't have put it better myself."
