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The Cruel Prince
I am absolutely in love with the world of faeries, ball gowns, crowns, daggers, betrayal and blood. The Cruel Prince was definitely one of my most anticipated reads of 2020, and I am anything but disappointed with the series.
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Girl Made of Ink and stars
The Girl of Ink and Stars by Kiran Hargrave is about a cartographers daughter, her incredible journey past the territories of her island, and so much more - I enjoyed the book which combines, myth , mystery and magic!
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Fable
Fable by Adrienne Young is a world-delving book of bloody ropes, crystalline shores, rules, survival, and tastes of treasure. I would recommend this duology to anyone who is into pirates, sea-faring adventures, trade crises, secrets, and rifts.
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Six Of Crows
Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo is a devilishly quick-witted book, with a cunning plot planned to the precise hour, each chime is filled with suspense and an ever-changing plot and views from the diverse range of characters.
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Ash Princess
Ash Princess was one of my most anticipated reads the year: a princess seeking vengeance and leading an uprising was right up my alley! I love everything about this book, from the magic system, uprising, characters, and plot!
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Happiness to Sadness, be alone or be with your loved one, there can be a poem for any occasion.
A few Lines :
Cruelty, hatred, lies
Run around this camp of grief,
May light show through again..
When the mountains roared by Jess Butterworth is one of those animal-rescue books set in the famous Himalayas!
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Flour Babies by Anne Fine is a hilarious comedy about a boy who has to look after a flour baby for his science fair, based around character development. Roald Dahl reader would love this book!
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A Pocketful Of Stars by Aisha Bushby is the emotional journey of a teenage girl, revisiting her mothers past when she is in a coma.
I Admittedly shed a few tears but definitely worth the read!
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The Girl Made of Ink and Stars by Kiran Millwood Hargrave thriller about 13-year-old Isabella who must brave the unknown to save her best friend. Mysterious and beautiful in its own way, recommended for 10 & above.
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