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An All Lady Creative Team Writing About Kickass Ladies

January 25, 2015 by AmySaysREAD Leave a Comment

This book is awesome and beautiful, and I super love it. My full review over on my blog.

Filed Under: Fantasy, Western Tagged With: American West, dangerous women, Death, diversity, Emma Rios, female writers in male dominated field, Graphic Novel, Kelly Sue DeConnick, strong heroine, women writers

AmySaysREAD's CBR7 Review No:2 · Genres: Fantasy, Western · Tags: American West, dangerous women, Death, diversity, Emma Rios, female writers in male dominated field, Graphic Novel, Kelly Sue DeConnick, strong heroine, women writers ·
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Family secrets and mid-life crisis

November 5, 2014 by Valyruh 1 Comment

 This book, by the author of Sarah’s Key, also takes place in Paris and also has two time lines—the present and the past—but that’s where the similiarities between the two books end. A Secret Kept is the story of a shattered French family, told from the standpoint of the adult son Antoine, who is going through a mid-life crisis, looking back at his past and trying to make sense of it. He is an apparently successful architect who has lost his creative thirst; he has […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery Tagged With: Death, homosexuality, mid-life crisis, social taboo

Valyruh's CBR6 Review No:87 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery · Tags: Death, homosexuality, mid-life crisis, social taboo ·
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The note reads - "Happy Birthday Aamil! Wishing you a wonderful year ahead. P.S. Don't you dare 'Hmm' me again."

Bleak

August 30, 2014 by AamilTheCamel 2 Comments

Thirty-second book reviewed as part of the 130 Challenge. This book was suggested to me by my dear friend, Pavitra Vijayaraghavan. But like most novels that sound emotional and perhaps draining, I decided to let this one be for as long as I could. But I was constantly reminded to read it by Pavitra. I still managed somehow to avoid it, but no more. On 29th of August, I received a small note from her wishing me a wonderful year ahead (31st of August is […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: #CBR6, 130 challenge, Death, failure, Fiction, Julian Barnes, Relationships, Review, sense of an ending, sorrow

AamilTheCamel's CBR6 Review No:32 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: #CBR6, 130 challenge, Death, failure, Fiction, Julian Barnes, Relationships, Review, sense of an ending, sorrow ·
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Or, “My Personal Opinions on Death and Friendship”

April 18, 2014 by HC 7 Comments

I was raised as a conservative Christian. My boyfriend has been an atheist his entire life. There are other reasons that our childhoods seem totally alien to each other, mostly because he grew up having outdoor adventures in Alaska and I grew up watching movies in New Mexico. He is the person you want on your team for a zombie apocalypse. I am the person you want on your team for Trivial Pursuit. The religion difference is significant. I believed, up until only several years […]

Filed Under: Biography/Memoir, Non-Fiction Tagged With: atheist, biography, christian, Death, fred rogers, mister rogers, Non-Fiction, Religion

HC's CBR6 Review No:5 · Genres: Biography/Memoir, Non-Fiction · Tags: atheist, biography, christian, Death, fred rogers, mister rogers, Non-Fiction, Religion ·
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Our heroine continues to show extremely questionable taste in menfolk

February 15, 2014 by Malin Leave a Comment

This is book two in The Arcana Chronicles and as such not the best place to start. This review will contain spoilers for book one in the series, Poison Princess, which is also where you want to begin, if you’re interested in the series. Although if you read my review of that book, why would you actually want to read the books at all? Still, Kiala over on Vaginal Fantasy Hangout seems to love them, so what do I know? At the end of Poison Princess, Evangeline, or Evie, or the […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Romance Tagged With: #CBR6, Death, Endless Knight, Kresley Cole, Malin, paranormal fantasy, romantic, Tarot, The Arcana Chronicles, Young Adult

Malin's CBR6 Review No:15 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Romance · Tags: #CBR6, Death, Endless Knight, Kresley Cole, Malin, paranormal fantasy, romantic, Tarot, The Arcana Chronicles, Young Adult ·
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