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Starflight | Melissa Landers

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I tried y'all but I couldn't. I just couldn't. This book was so slow and boring I bailed. I'm disappointed in myself. 😔

#YALSA #2017TTT #TeenTopTen #fantasy #scifi #DisneyHyperion #fluke

suvata IKR! I feel disappointed too when I can't finish a book. It's like, "what's wrong with me that I can't hang in there." 7y

EchoLogical @suvata I really wanted to read it for work but the more I read, the less interested I became so I threw in the towel. 7y

suvata @EchoLogical sometimes, that's the only thing you can do. 7y

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The Serpent of Venice: A Novel | Christopher Moore

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This was full of silliness and snark, exactly what I was in the mood for. I find Christopher Moore a bit variable. Absolutely loved #ADirtyJob, found #Fluke pretty enjoyable and was very bored by #Lamb. But this was right on the sweet spot of action and smart-assery. And all the Shakespeare references and jokes were great fun.

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