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A Wizard of Earthsea ~ Ursula LeGuin
A Wizard of Earthsea is the first book in what started out as the Earthsea trilogy and has since been expanded to include six books. It was published in 1968 and is considered to be one of the best high fantasy books… ever. I… Continue Reading “A Wizard of Earthsea ~ Ursula LeGuin”
The Bronzed Beasts ~ Roshani Chokshi
If you finished The Silvered Serpents you were undoubtedly frustrated at the ending and craving more answers! The third and final chapter of the Gilded Wolves trilogy The Bronzed Beasts ties together loose ends and finally brings about a sense of peace. I promise,… Continue Reading “The Bronzed Beasts ~ Roshani Chokshi”
The Gilded Wolves ~ Roshani Chokshi
What do an outcasted engineer, botanist, ignored historian, dancer, and a hotelier have in common? On the outside, nothing. But internally they are bound by love, fear, and a desire to outrun pieces of themselves. The Gilded Wolves is book one of a trilogy… Continue Reading “The Gilded Wolves ~ Roshani Chokshi”
Endurance ~ Alfred Lansing
And yet they had adjusted with surprisingly little trouble to their new life, and most of them were quite sincerely happy. The adaptability of the human creature is such that they actually had to remind themselves on occasion of their desperate circumstances. Page 85… Continue Reading “Endurance ~ Alfred Lansing”
The Moon is Down ~ John Steinbeck
If you have ever needed a book that spoke to both the oppressed and the oppressor, the invaded and the invader, The Moon is Down by John Steinbeck is the book you need. The Moon is Down is about a small village that becomes… Continue Reading “The Moon is Down ~ John Steinbeck”
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