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To Shape A Dragon’s Breath is the first book in the Nampeshiweisit series by Moniquill Blackgoose. Anequs is a Masquisit living on Masquapaug island and her people have not seen a native dragon, a Nampeshiwe, for many generations. While out wandering one day near Slipstone Island and the ruins on it she sees a dragon.…
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If you want a book that will make you wonder about everything from start to finish then you should try The Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager. Emma Davis is a young but up and coming artist with a tendency to paint beautiful forest scenes. What no one knows is the secret buried within…
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The Art of Legend is the third and final book in the War Arts Saga by Wesley Chu. It picks up several years after the end of the previous book, The Art of Destiny, with Jian and Taishi now living in Vauzan under assumed names and identities with the rest of their friends. Everything seems…
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Flyte by Angie Sage is the second book in the Septimus Heap series and picks up about a year after the end of the previous book, Magyk. Septimus has now been the apprentice to the ExtraOrdinary Wizard, Marcia Overstrand, for a little over a year now and has mostly adjusted to his position. Currently he…
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This list was interesting to put together because each of these books has an extremely similar underlying theme and yet ultimately they all appear to be completely different, which makes sense since they are all rather different. I say that because each of these books focuses on the same thing, the bond between sisters, but…
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Furyborn is the first book in The Empirium series by Claire Legrand and is a bit of an unusual book. The story starts with Queen Rielle trying to protect her daughter from an angel named Corien by placing her in the care of Simon who can use magic to travel. It then splits into two…
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Moon of the Crusted Snow is the first book in the Moon Duology by Waubgeshig Rice. Evan is a young man living on an isolated Anishinaabe reservation up north when the community goes entirely dark. Since the reliable power is still a relatively new thing for the reservation, none of them are overly worried at…
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Eyes of the Void is the second book in The Final Architecture series by Adrian Tchaikovsky and continues the story of Idris, Solace, and their various friends and allies. It picks up only a short while after the end of the previous book with Idris now working amongst the Partheni in hopes of finding a…
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Enemies becoming allies and a temporary truce. After the events of the first book in the series, Artemis Fowl and Holly Short probably never thought they would have to work together but in The Arctic Incident, book two of the Artemis Fowl series by Eoin Colfer, that is exactly what ends up happening. The book…
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If you want to read something that deals with courage in the face of fire then you might consider The Correspondents by Judith Mackrell. It covers the reality of six women who were reporters and journalists during one of the darkest periods of recent history, the front lines of WWII. Sigrid Schultz was a young…
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