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2025-05-21

Should fantasy teach—or just entertain? 🌿💻🌎

What do you think?

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2025-04-25

🕵🏾‍♂️I did not enjoy reading this book. I didn't even like it. In fact, I have a long list of why I was disappointed with this book. Some of those thoughts are visible in this part of my review.🕵🏾‍♂️
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The best way I can describe this read for me is nostalgic.

My personal love story started in the 8th grade, when I was fourteen and he was thirteen. That nerdy boy is now my husband, and we’ve been together 15 years now.

This book is told in two timelines, and the “then” timeline that told the story of Elliot and Macy meeting at about the same age and falling in love was so familiar to me, and brought back so many memories. I had so much affection for these flashbacks.

Perhaps that’s what really made me love this book. I do have my critiques, one that it’s a bit long and two that the end is a bit soapy, but overall I really enjoyed it. This story has many truly heartwarming moments, but it also explores some genuine pain and heartbreak.

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Finished #OnyxStorm and my reaction was 😬
Anyone else a little dissatisfied and disappointed? I largely have issues with the writing and character development of some(all) secondary characters are just NPCs in my mind at this point.

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James Prestonjamespreston
2025-01-30

Just shared my thoughts on 'Ember in the Cradle.' It's a wild ride through creativity and rebellion in a tech-driven world. Curious about how AI shapes storytelling? Check it out on my Medium!

Link to the book on Amazon: amazon.it/dp/B0DT43YYWM

Link to the book on Google: play.google.com/store/books/de

Read the full article here: medium.com/@james.preston_7169

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BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-02-25

22: Book 22: MAX IN THE HOUSE OF SPIES by Adam Gidwitz -- This middle-grade story set during WWII softens tough topics through the use of humor. Read in print or audio: the is fantastic.

Thanks to the publishers for the review copies.

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goodreads.com/review/show/6293

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-02-01

14: Averil Offline by Amy Noelle Parks -- a well-thought-out story about two tweens longing for some independence in an app-happy, helicopter-parent world. THanks to the publisher for the review copy.

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goodreads.com/review/show/6223

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-02-01

13: After Annie by by Anna Quindlen -- an emotionally strong and authentic feeling look at a family in mourning. Thanks to the publishers for the review copy.

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goodreads.com/review/show/6223

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-31

12: An Education in Malice by S. T. Gibson: A dark, sexy that suffered from some copyediting issues. Thanks to Hachette Audio for the review copy.

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goodreads.com/review/show/6223

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-31

11: Maude Horton's Glorious Revenge by Lizzie Pook. I liked the period details, but it was only an okay read for me. Thanks to the publishers for the review copy.

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goodreads.com/review/show/6223

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-31

10: The Boy Who Cried Bear by Kelley Armstrong -- I always enjoy a good Casey and Eric story, and this one doesn't disappoint.

Thanks to Macmillan Audio for the review copy

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goodreads.com/review/show/6223

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-20

7: Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubgeshig Rice

As I wrote in my reading journal: "Just WOW. This story may be set in a dystopian world, but it's the story of 500 years of endings for First Nation/Indigenous peoples in North America."

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goodreads.com/review/show/6187

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-19

6: Amil and the After by Verra Hiranandani -- A moving story of life in India after the Partition as told by a 12-year-old boy. Emotionally strong, the novel addresses several important & relevant issues.

Thanks to the publisher for the review copy

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goodreads.com/review/show/6185

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-19

5: Book 5: Sanctuary by Andrew Hunter Murray: A solid, entertaining set after Thanks to Blackstone Audio and Librofm for the review copy.

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goodreads.com/review/show/6182

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-13

4: MERCURY by Amy Jo Burns--A moving character-driven story set in the 1990s about a family living in a small town in western Pennsylvania. 4 stars

Thanks to Macmillan Audio for the review copy

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goodreads.com/review/show/6163

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-09

3: The Counterfeit Countess by Elizabeth B. White and Joanna Sliwa: an important and powerful --based on an unpublished memoir and extensive research--of how a single individual overcame the fear for her own life to save thousands of her fellow Poles during the Nazi occupation. A 5*

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goodreads.com/review/show/6150

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-08

2: The Search Party by Hannah Richell--A closed-room-type set in a remote area of Cornwall and told from multiple viewpoints. Plenty of secrets and red herrings. Solid 3* Thanks to Simon & Schuster Audio for the review copy.

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goodreads.com/review/show/6145

BethFishReadsBethFishReads
2024-01-08

1: Emily Wilde's Map of the Otherlands -- I really like this adventure-filled historical series set in an alternative Europe (& UK). 4* Thanks to Penguin Random House Audio for the review copy.

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goodreads.com/review/show/6145

2023-11-18

G.H. Hardy talks about the 'real mathematics,' which is often misunderstood under the facade of symbolic abstracts. It is to be considered perhaps as a pattern of ideas—those that are not repetitive but original, like an art. Perhaps it is an art when practiced in an aesthetic way. The inspiration is fueled by one's curiosity and commitment, which is necessary for making sense out of the jitter of number patterns.
Hardy also discusses the impact of the subject and calls it harmless, yet contradicts his thoughts afterward.

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