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Vision in Silver: A Novel of the Others
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Bishop, Anne
Deborah Ingram
, July 13, 2015
Anne Bishop's latest addition to the Others Series, was fantastically (pun fully intended) satisfying. I read all three if the series: Written in Blood, Murder of Crows, and Vision in Silver, in less than a week. I especially enjoyed the interactions between the heroine, Meg, and all of the residents of the Courtyard. Her innocence confusion and Simon's befuddlement regarding the developing relationship between them gave me plenty of smiles, as well as, some downright chuckles. On a more serious note, some of the political controversy, between Humans and the Others, mirrors immigration issues through the ages - without the fangs and claws. I have to brag that I figured out what Tess was, before she took care of Meg's "rival." I will definitely be on the look out for the next installment of this series
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Close to Famous
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Joan Bauer
Deborah Ingram
, August 25, 2012
Newbery Honor winner, Joan Bauer does it again. Her engaging heroine, Foster McFee meets life head-on, while dealing with some serious issues. Although the issues are serious, Bauer's magic and humor shine, as Foster bakes her way to happiness and literacy in a small town filled with interesting characters of all ages. I think I gained ten pounds just reading the descriptions of Foster's amazing cupcakes.
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Armed & Magical book 2
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Lisa Shearin
Deborah Ingram
, December 29, 2008
Raine Benares is as adept at magic as Harry Dresden and just as kick-butt as Anita Blake. In the second book of this series, she takes us on a fast-paced romp that has lots of humor, action and a tease of romance. The author's sexy goblins give a whole new meaning to "things that go bump in the night!"
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Enchanted Forest Chronicles Boxed Set 4 Volumes
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Patricia C Wrede
Deborah Ingram
, November 17, 2008
A princess who would rather cook for a dragon that be rescued. She can take care of herself, thank you very much! I love this series. It would make a great gift for Harry Potter fans.
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Bread & Roses Too
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Katherine Paterson
Deborah Ingram
, April 13, 2008
"Bread and Roses, Too" is an entertaining way to connect to some history. Patterson's ability to get into the minds and feelings of her characters, in a totally believeable way, allows readers to live the story right along with families involved. A good read for ages 10+.
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