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1- My mom loves antiques and retro. I do too. Over the years I have collected a few old curiosities. While this may not be the oldest item in my collection, I always valued it because of what the bookseller told me when I asked if he had any more like it in stock. 👇
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1 - Nearly never drink alcohol. Organic Orange Juice is a favorite.
2 - Masters of Death
Olivie Blake
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1 - My family had a peaceful and safe 4th of July 🇺🇸🦅🇺🇲.
2 - Remained with a book that didn't interest me at first, and discovered a treasure of a story 📚🏆 (tagged).
3 - Discovered David Giuntoli and actress Bitsie Tulloch are married, which (for wacky me) is like reading about happily-ever-after to a Grimm fairytale 💫💝.👇
What does a reader do when they can't sleep? 🌛📚😉...
This is an extraordinary kind of story. It took me awhile to grasp interest, then Brandt came into the story and I began to pay more attention.
The story is complex. Slowly, I began to like all the characters and kept returning to the character artwork at the front and back of the book, studying them. Each time, they seemed anew. Details, afresh. 👇
I hadn't realized that this book would be heavily focused on a game. A gamblers game.
A game is one thing, but a story about gambling almost never catches my interest.
Although, for some reason this book reminds me of a game from Native America. Not the same, just to be clear. Just hints of these games have me weighing them together...👇
These characters have me analyzing this qoute...
I normally give a book only two chances, before tossing into our donation box. I was very nearly ready to toss when a new character came into the book. The mysterious, Brandt Solberg.
The “I found you“ scene on the last bit of chapter X (with Brandt and Fox) was incredible. 👇
Going to give this a second chance.
Been about six months since I took a break from this book. Hopefully I can connect to the story this time around.
Do want to like this one.
#mastersofdeathreviewedbyanncrystal
This story seems to have everything going for it...yet I cannot connect ❕. Very frustrating.
I'm going to let it sit awhile and give the story another try later...I really want to like this one.
I haven't abandoned my current reads 😁... Just slow going.
This one isn't what I was expecting...yet interesting nonetheless.
Still trying to get used to the voice of the story...
I haven't connected with any character yet, although there are a few characters who have some of my favorite names.
This story is told from different character viewpoints, which I always like.
Still barely into this one 📗😉...was surprised by this illustration!
The inside illustration of back cover, WOW 😃 double Epic.
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I have never read it, too afraid to damage its precious pages. Maybe one day I will try.
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I will select two that seem to have timeless enduring messages and important reminders. 👇 (edited) 2mo
This one has some important teachings. I had only one issue with it, the suggestion that any food or plant ect. of nature could be made worthless. I understand that good medicine can be made into bad medicine...yet suggestioning that sacredness can be reduced or lost due to abuse feels a little like victim shaming. 👇
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A masterpiece that has a very important warning about the importance of life and living, and what should be truly valuable.
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