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Episode 1-41: Old Timey Fisticuffs

November 4, 2018 by prisco Leave a Comment

https://killingmykindle.com/2018/11/04/episode-1-41-old-timey-fisticuffs/ Wherein I review: 150. The Lost Plot (Invisible Library #4) by Genevieve Cogman 151. A Map of Days (Miss Peregrine #4) by Ransom Riggs 152. Desperate Measures (Stone Barrington #47) by Stuart Woods 153. The Mauritius Command (Aubrey & Maturin #4) by Patrick O’Brian It’s all on the fours.  Fourth swashbuckler, fourth Miss Peregrine’s Steampunk X-Men, fourth Invisible Library.  It’s all very old school, and enjoyable.  Fourthbook is a big deal, because it’s either revamping or saying, “We’re in this for the long haul, […]

Filed Under: Fiction, History, Science Fiction Tagged With: a map of days, aubrey and maturin, desperate measures, Genevieve Cogman, invisible library, killing my kindle, miss peregrine, patrick o'brian, podcast, Ransom Riggs, stone barrington, stuart woods, the lost plot, the mauritius command

prisco's CBR10 Review No:153 · Genres: Fiction, History, Science Fiction · Tags: a map of days, aubrey and maturin, desperate measures, Genevieve Cogman, invisible library, killing my kindle, miss peregrine, patrick o'brian, podcast, Ransom Riggs, stone barrington, stuart woods, the lost plot, the mauritius command ·
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Peculiar fail saved by Sharon

February 18, 2017 by CoffeeShopReader Leave a Comment

I could almost title this review ‘Anticipation gone wrong again’. I loved Miss Peregrine’s Home etc. (vo.1), Hollow City was ok (vol. 2), and I had to force myself to get past page 20 of Library of Souls (vol.3). The first 150 pages felt twice as long as the second half. Terrified running from monsters in search of kidnapped pals isn’t interesting for that long. It’s also hard to pay attention when you’re really only following a few of the Peculiars, and only one of […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Young Adult Tagged With: miss peregrine, peculiars, Ransom Riggs

CoffeeShopReader's CBR9 Review No:9 · Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult · Tags: miss peregrine, peculiars, Ransom Riggs ·
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