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I bought this for my daughter (middle schooler) who just got into the show. As a mom & a teacher, this is such an engaging activity for her to practice her parts of speech and have fun learning without even realizing it because sheâ€™s having so much fun making up silly Stranger Things MadLibs! A Must Buy for young fans, and old ones too!

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I am 35 years old and this is my first time reading The Hobbit. I have seen all of the films, so that is the only aspect impacting my review.
I found The Hobbit to be a "complete" and easy-to-read adventure. There was lore, various races / species of creatures, unique cultures, mystery, action, and plenty of endearment. The main protagonist experienced character development and the way Tolkien wrote, allowed readers to feel it, too. The book is written in a style like C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia, with some "fourth-wall" asides and would be fun to read aloud to children about 8+
I thought the book would be much more "dense" and "complex" than it was. Instead, it was a very simple read. The story-arc and pacing were on point. It is just a good story. It stands on its own without need for a sequel in any way. However, there is so much in the world of Middle-Earth we are introduced to, it would be a shame not to write further. On that note, I write further at the end of this review (The relationship with The Lord of the Rings).
Something I thought I disliked at first, I realize I now appreciate is the lack of developing some characters. For instance, Gandalf, The Necromancer, and Elrond are not very developed. They are quite one-dimensional, or simply not described in detail. However, I now realize I am more enamored with these characters due to my many questions. "Where did they come from? What are their powers? What are they doing when they fade in and out of the main story?" These are the kinds of questions we are left with, which at first caused frustration, but later a greater imaginative experience.
My only dislike:
It is a bit confusing on "who" is the author of the book. At times, there are hints the book I am reading are the Bilbo's memoirs mentioned at the end of The Hobbit. However, the fourth-wall asides are obviously a modern-day author ( not to mention allusions to modern day things like trains ). So, I'm not sure if Tolkien had half-an-idea, or whether I am making more of it than is there.
The relationship with The Lord of the Rings ( which has nothing really to do with how I rated this book ):
It is difficult not to say something about The Lord of the Rings. I am only a bit into The Fellowship of the Ring, but I have seen the films and know enough to say there a couple of things which bother me.
First, the ring is not the main deal of The Hobbit. The adventure itself is the main thing, communicated from Bilbo's perspective. The ring is just part of the story. However, it becomes so much more prominent and I think it is easy to tell it was never meant to be such a foundation to all that came after.
Second, I don't like all the changes of things like goblins being changed to "orcs" when The Hobbit talks about there being differences between these races. There are a few things like that. The Necromancer, for instance. I am guessing it will end up being Sauron or something. So, what I am saying is that The Hobbit is its own book, and I like it as its own book, and I don't think I am going to love the retconning it will take to connect the stories together.

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Let me just say something right off the bat, you guys are not ready.
Armentrout has once again created a masterpiece.
A devastatingly beautiful story, that will have you wanting to strangle some characters a few times, and an ending that will probably have you gasping and wanting to physically harm a specific character in a way you never thought before!
A Light in the Flame picks up right where A Shadow in the Ember left off, like right after that bombshell revelation about who Sera actually is and sadly how close her end might be.
Before we go any further, a reminder once again, this review will contain major spoilers from book one, so please don't read past this point!!
So Sera is very set on her ways to complete her duty.
I completely understand that Sera was insistent on going to Kolis and continue with the initial plan that was set for Nyktos, but her instance also came about because she found herself being cared for. For the first time in her life someone actually cared about her wellbeing, someone is there for her if she wants to talk, simply put, someone is there for her.
And she has no idea what to do with it.
As we learned in book one, Sera carries the Embers of Life. The reason why Daddy Nyktos' daddy (get it, daddy? because Ash is daddy Nyktos and I'm talking about his actual dad? No? Okay, I'm cool I promise!) made the deal with her family and the reason why  she is meant to be his consort, his Liessa, his queen.
Because she carries the Embers in her, Nyktos is trying his hardest to keep her safe (also, because he really likes her and he likes her sexy body), keep her alive until he can figure out a way to remove the Embers without harming her and without her loosing her life if she Ascends.
The problem with Nyktos' plan is that he expects Sera to value her life more than she actually does, for her to stay still and to not run into battle any chance she gets and to not be willing to still fulfill her duty, "make him fall in love with her and then kill him." But "him" it's not Nyktos, it has never been. It's Kolis. The fake Primal of Life.
Sera finds herself without purpose and a realm of possibilities she never expected to have.
She is sort of spiraling and the only ways she can cope with the knowledge that Nyktos was the wrong primal, she is the reincarnation of Kolis' human obsession, she might perish before she turns 21 (which is coming up in just a few months) and that Nyktos can never actually fall in love with her, is by being a bit... destructive.
Sera is willing to risk her life to make sure no one dies protecting her and do whatever is in her power to restore balance with the Primals, even if it kills her.
Nyktos is also... stubborn. Some of the decisions he made had me wondering what in the hell he was actually thinking when he decided that was the best course of action.
Some of the issues  they dealt with could have been prevented if they just were honest and talked things through, but I think because both Sera and Nyktos are trying to understand whatever it is they are feeling toward each other and not having to communicate is their usual MO things didn't always work in their favor.
Of course A Light in the Flame is not all problems, battles and sadness. There are so very spicy, sexy times that had me sweating and wishing I could find my own Ash.
Sera and Ash have much to figure out, but their character development through the 652 pages of this beautiful book takes us through their highs and lows in the most amazing ways that you will not be able to stop reading.
As I said earlier in this post, A Light in the Flame is a devastatingly beautiful and heartbreaking book, with moments that made me laugh in ways I didn't' expect, exasperation levels I didn't think I could reach and some of the most swoon worthy moments I have read in quit some time.
Armentrout created a beautiful masterpiece and you will not want to miss a single word of it.

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âœ¨CÃ³mo hacer que todo un fandom se enamore de tu personajeâœ¨
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Troupe enemies to lovers, slow burn
QuÃ© dificil hacer un review de este libro.. Cuando un libro te genera TANTO al leerlo, se vuelve difÃ­cil ser objetivo.. Porque en A Court of Thorns and Roses intuÃ­amos que algo iba mal con el interÃ©s amoroso de Feyre..pero todavÃ­a SJM nos hacÃ­a creer en un arco de redenciÃ³n para Ã©l..HabÃ­amos visto poco de Rhys..y cuÃ¡ntos libros hemos leÃ­do donde los personajes secundarios son interesantes pero no pasa a mayores.
La elipsis narrativa que crea SJM en A Court of Thorns and Roses tiene como corolario los acontecimientos de esta segunda entrega....
A Court of Mist and Fury No podrÃ­a haber existido sin el lineamiento que se hizo de la historia en el 1er libro . Rhysand no pudo haber nunca generado el hype que generÃ³ sin que existiera Tamlin. El uno necesita del otro. Son las dos caras de una misma moneda. Necesitas tener a Tamlin para mostrar al lector lo malo que podrÃ­a haber sido el destino para Feyre, y contraponerlo con Rhysand, pero a la vez hacerte dudar de la integridad de ambos..confundir, desorientar, GENERAR sentimientos en el lector....
La boda...Tamlin encerrando a Feyre...en todos esas situaciones, ying y yang, Tamlin y Rhys presentes jugando cada uno el papel que SJM les diÃ³. Y nos encantÃ³.... Fue Ã©pico. Y lo serÃ¡ por muchos aÃ±os..
En cuanto a la segunda parte del libro, empieza a decaer despuÃ©s del capÃ­tulo 55 ( no hace falta dar mÃ¡s explicaciones si leiste el libro..). No hay nada mÃ¡s dificÃ­l en una historia romÃ¡ntica -fantÃ¡stica con trope enemies to lovers... que mantener el interÃ©s una vez que la enemistad se vuelve romance. Hay que darle crÃ©ditos a SJM por intentarlo, pero no es suficiente. La historia y responsabilidades que se le dan a Feyre no dan la talla con su personalidad y Rhys pierde relevancia tratando de que ella resalte en la historia SJM deberÃ­a haber tomado nota de Holly Black , quien supo plasmar en The Cruel Prince uno de los mejores enemies to lovers... de la categorÃ­a YA que haya leÃ­do. Holly Black mantiene la quÃ­mica y el interÃ©s por sus personajes AUN DESPUÃ‰S de pasar estos de enemies a lovers. Siguen estando traumados, siguen necesitando terapia, su amor el uno por el otro es real, pero no por eso dejan de hacer "wicked things" a los demÃ¡s y a ellos mismos .
Cito un ejemplo perfecto ( evitar leer si no leÃ­ste la saga The Cruel Prince
" Culminando el 2do libro, Cardan decide exiliar a Jude, pero a traves de un acertijo deja la puerta abierta para que ella vuelva cuando lo desee. Jude nunca se percata de este detalle, y en el 3er libro cuando lo confronta, Ã©l admite que en el fondo lo hizo para no sentirse menos frente a ella. Se aman, se adoran, no pueden vivir el uno sin el otro, pero no pierden su personalidad y sus defectos."
Lo bueno
â†’ Romeo y Julieta con HEA contemporÃ¡neo
â†’ Segundas partes nunca fueron buenas no aplica en este caso.
Lo malo
â†’ El 1er libro sigue siendo mejor , pero Ã©ste es el que coloca a ACOTAR como libros de culto dentro del fandom
â†’ Mismo defecto que en la review del 1er libro: Rhysand no existe en la vida real
ConclusiÃ³n
Leer ACOTAR por primera vez es una experiencia hermosa, pero tambiÃ©n llena de sufrimiento, porque sabes que jamÃ¡s sentirÃ¡s lo mismo. Deja preparada una lista de libros parecidos porque el" reading slump is real with this one."

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This is a very nice quality coloring book. It has the thicker pages so you can use markers, pens, paint, etc without it bleeding through onto the next page. The pictures are all character related to the Wings Of Fire series. You can rip the pages out easily or leave them in the book. The picture quality is great (none of that weird resolution snagged from the Internet type stuff that some coloring books like to throw in). Like I mentioned before the paper quality is really nice & thick, not like a lot of other coloring books I have ordered. I think the picture quality is great for children and adults. There's enough detail that most adults would be satisfied and the characters look like the ones in the book series. The cover is good quality as well. Overall I am very happy/satisfied with my purchase and I will purchase this again when my child is finished coloring all the pictures inside.

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This was my first time reading a book by Lisa Jewell and I donâ€™t even know what else to say but OMG!!! This book had such a hold and grip on me and if it wasnâ€™t for being an adult I wouldnâ€™t of put this down!!
So many twists and turns and omg what just happened! As well as I did not see this happening at all!! With being a mother myself this book broke my heart and shattered me at times. I felt for the main character so much.
This book was so compelling, breathtaking, and compulsive and will grab a hold on you and wonâ€™t let you go!
I absolutely loved this book and it was just what I needed to get out of the mini reading slump that I was in this month! Please check for trigger warners prior to reading this book.

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My menâ€™s Bible study group discussed the Screwtape letters over our summer semester, taking three letters each week. What an amazing study we had! The perspective from the demon side gave us all a new perspective on the myriad everyday distractions and misdirections we face in everyday life. So many lessons on entrapments and foolishness. So many lessons on overcoming them. I know I speak for everyone in the group: Screwtape Letters is highly recommended reading!

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It's around 20 years ago I was first introduced DBZ. I discovered it fairly late (Was showing the start of the Buu saga for the first time in England) I had just started college and wasn't sure what all the fuss was about but after watching a marathon of the Frieza saga I was soon hooked.
I bought books 1-5 with my student loan back then but at around 10 pounds each I soon realized 26 books was going to cost a fair bit so I didn't buy any more! I liked them back then but as I had a lot more free time I'd sooner sit myself in front of a TV to get my DBZ fix.
Fast forward to 2022 with not-so-much free time, including taxes I spent around $150 , it works out less than $6.00 per book, a bargain! The key scenes might have been better seeing on screen *spoiler alert* (Goku turning Super Saiyan for the first time, arrival of Future Trunks, Gohan defeating cell, etc) But how many episodes were they in total again? 300 and something?  Not sure when or if I'll get around seeing it all again. Didn't take me too long to read through the complete set and was left knowing I will re-read this all over again.
I've got the Japanese series with subtitles on DVD that I sat through once many years ago now, so I know these English translated comic stories are probably greatly dubbed in terms of violence, gore, swearing which will no doubt disappoint many. But if you can get past that and enjoy reading comics I think you will be pretty pleased with it.
A nicely designed travel case fits each book perfectly. Shipping was no problem and unlike other reviewers, my set came sealed, well-protected and undamaged.
Also, be sure to look out for "I had a dream and became Yamcha" (not included in this box set). It was advertised in a number of the books and I bought it just to see what it was about. It was fan-fiction but I found it very funny, poor Yamcha!

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This is one of those famous works I had never experienced until now when I came across the audio version of this play. Of course, I knew what it was about. Of course, I knew it was about the infamous Salem Witch trials which took place in the Puritan Theocracy of Massachusetts in 1692. Of course, I knew it was going to be hard to listen to.
But I hadn't reckoned on how POWERFUL this work is. How CHILLING the whispers and giggles of the young girls. How PITILESS the judgment rendered. (At one point, one of the judges remarks that since they'd already hanged twelve people, it wouldn't be fair if they didn't hang the remaining seven prisoners.)
But what really struck me was how the play opened. We hear whispers and giggles. We hear the antagonist Abigail Williams tell her uncle that she and the other girls were "just dancing" in the forest. Then one of the men thinks he saw a naked girl among the group. Then there is blood. Then there are unconscious girls.
The questions come thick and fast and you can see the middle-aged male leaders of the group FEEDING the story to their distraught listeners (mostly teenage girls.) Did they see anything else? Were there birds? Animals? Creatures? Spirits? The Devil himself?
In five or ten minutes flat the whole community of Salem is in a hysterical uproar.
This was a bold choice on the part of Arthur Miller, NOT to start in the standard way of a slow wind-up in tension, but to begin fast, so fast that it is hard to catch your breath.
The only person honest enough to see this as the fraud it is, the protagonist John Proctor, is executed for FAILING to see the devil with any of the seven remaining prisoners. John wants to protect the reputation of his friends. But he is too late. Because by this time, near the end of the play, the power players of Salem do NOT want to be RIDICULED for listening to the fantasies of TEENAGE GIRLS, and so they go through with the executions of INNOCENT people to protect THEIR reputations.

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The storyline is still a bit choppy but not as much as the first book. Hann, goes into more character depth with Jeremiah and Belly, but Conrad is still a mystery. I wish this series had more fire/passion from the heart (not referring to sex) and did not jump timelines back and forth.

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