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TieDyeDude
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Pickpick

A direct continuation of book 8, book 9 is a solid quest that starts at Eleanor's school and journeys through several worlds. The dino world is a minor part of the story, but still pretty cool 😁

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Chittavrtti
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Karkar
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Starting this one tonight. Hopefully this get me out of my slump.

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julesG
The Night Guest | Hildur Knutsdottir
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Pickpick

I see this book reviewed here and noticed that either I didn't review it here or my review never "aired" back in September.

Anyway, I absolutely loved it. The translation and narration by Mary Robinette-Kowal are excellent.

It's creepy and atmospheric and I still wonder what the end was about.

Megabooks I agree. This was v good! 12h
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Megabooks
The Night Guest | Hildur Knutsdottir
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Pickpick

My email to @BarbaraBB about this book when I finished it last night:

1. The English translation is really well done.
2. The use of negative space was incredible.
3. The suspense was superb.

4. I didn‘t get the ending at all.

Ruthiella I‘m intrigued! 😃 13h
TheKidUpstairs So intriguing! Consider it stacked! 13h
julesG Mary Robinette-Kowal did an excellent translation. She also read the audiobook. Chef's kiss! 13h
BarbaraBB I placed an order for the book right after reading that email 🔥💛 12h
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majkia
Artificial Condition | Martha Wells
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Even more fun on re-read. Such a terrific series and terrific characters.
#Bookspin @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 13h
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BallroomsOfMars
A Theory of Haunting | Sarah Monette
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Mehso-so

If the writing wasn‘t so good, this would be a Pan. Descriptions and sentiments are wonderful, but the story is a mess of extraneous details irrelevant to the plot, too many meaningless background characters, and a useless protagonist. Confusing without being mysterious, ending did not feel earned.

BallroomsOfMars What about the missing pages from the folder! The row of hidden books! Maybe I missed all the important links — I was reading at 3am during a few sleepless nights — but it did seem like a lot of stuff got attention on the page that ended up having no follow-through or consequence. 1d
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Sinnett_Blue
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I am so heartbroken 💔 after this. No fair. #Powerful is part of the #Powerless series POV Mak & Adena ♥️🥀🌹❤️‍🩹 I love this gorgeous AI of them…💕

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random_michelle
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I meant to grab this when it came out, but blanked. When I saw it recently I snatched it up & quickly read it as a antidote to my reading slump.
It was marvelous.
Gus was a delight; I liked seeing Nightingale young & carefree (even tho from more distance than usual), & queer 1920s NY was fantastic--I squeed with every every jazz musician name drop.
Even better, he's finally made it clear Nightingale is ace, which made me love him more.

random_michelle I've read multiple books set during the 20s & 30s, & love the details: esp the post Great War world, with the jazz age, prohibition, the great depression and our foreknowledge of WWII
Other stories:
Katharine Schellman's Nightingale Mysteries
Allie Therin's Magic in Manhattan and Roaring Twenties Magic series
Nekesa Afia's Harlem Renaissance series
The Boy in the Red Dress
even Ella Stainton's Kilty Pleasures (Scotland)
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amma-keep-reading
Countess | Suzan Palumbo
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I was enthralled...and then it was over! The ending felt too rushed.