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BookLOG 7 The Floating Island and fantasy ramble

Yes, it's long. Deal with it (at least I re-edited it and took out a whole 1:30) Please vote on one of the following books in comments for next week's review: Dead until Dark - Charlaine Harris T...  
 
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whiteplague07 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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If you liked The Floating Island, you should try reading Rhapsody, which is written by the same author.
Gilaureloth (2 months ago) Show Hide
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I actually have, though I never finished the trilogy and it's been so long ago that I'd have to start over. That's what got me started on The Floating Island.
IAmTheBookie (9 months ago) Show Hide
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I'd like to see a review of the Time Traveler's Wife. I love to read, but I dont' think I've ever read so many books in three weeks. I get distracted too easily. Haha.
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Books: 20 re-reads, including the end of the Series of Unfortunate Events, the three books of the A.I. Gang trilogy, Looking for Alaska (of course), and Number the Stars. 4 new reads, the newest of which is The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis. 24 books total.
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I think you should review Time Traveler's Wife . . . because that's going to be my next review, after Number the Stars. =)

I love what you said about fantasy. I also like it because it's interesting to see similar problems occurring in that "idyllic" setting to the problems that occur in "real life."

Rant-ble is an amazing new word!

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