book review
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All My Thoughts: “City of Lost Souls” by Cassandra Clare (Part 1)
City of Lost Souls, the fifth book of Cassandra Clare’s series The Mortal Instruments, manages to be both heartfelt and heartbreaking, making me cry not once, but twice. Despite this being my first read through, it gave me a weird… Continue reading
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Just Some Thoughts: “City of Fallen Angels” by Cassandra Clare
The story picks up pretty much right after the end of the Mortal War. Jocelyn and Luke are getting married (I still can’t bring myself to care about that relationship), Clary is finally getting proper training at the Institute, Simon… Continue reading
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Just some thoughts: “City of Glass” by Cassandra Clare
Halfway there! Here are my thoughts on City of Glass, the third installment in Cassandra Clare’s series The Mortal Instruments. Continue reading
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Just Some Thoughts: “City of Ashes” by Cassandra Clare
I finished City of Ashes and wanted to give some “quick” thoughts on the book. Continue reading
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Bry’s Book Review No. 2: City of Bones
The Mortal Instruments has been on my “to read” list for nearly a decade, and the whole series has been sitting on my shelf since Christmas. I’ve been stalling starting it because my pile of single-book stories was calling my… Continue reading
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What to Read in Quarantine
Social distancing is in full effect, you’re bored, can’t leave the house and you already finished all seven episodes of the roller coaster of a documentary Tiger King. So, now what? Continue reading
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Bry’s Book Review No. 1: “The Phantom Tollbooth”
Jumping to Conclusions, fighting off Ignorance and reinstating Rhyme and Reason are more than just figures of speech in Norton Juster’s 1961 classic The Phantom Tollbooth. This witty children’s book, illustrated by Jules Feiffer, took me way too long to… Continue reading
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Twenty, Venti and Trying
“Thirty, flirty and thriving.” The line recited by Jennifer Garner’s character Jenna Rink in the 2004 film 13 Going on 30, is iconic. Thirty can be a terrifying number for many. As a 22 year old, I believe that 30 is… Continue reading
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