I have never fallen in love with a character until I dug through The Archive. When my first sojourn to Hell became an instant love affair, I counted my blessing to be able to jump straight back in and visit the Archive. My previous adventure in Hell left me all warm and fuzzy with my […]
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I first saw this book when I visited the brand-spanking new Dymocks in the city. The cover art was striking and instantly caught my eyes. I took a picture of it and filed it in my “Interested” list. The next time we visited the same Dymocks my eyes picked out this book again and that
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We were loitering in the fantasy isles in the brand-spanking new Dymocks in the city (supposedly doing our Christmas shopping) when we met this lovely fellow fantasy fan who overheard Rudi’s shock and dismay at my ignorance of the existence of Discworld. She affirmed that Sir Pratchett’s books are absolute classics and that I can
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“The circus arrives without warning” and without warning, you are transported to a beautiful and enchanted world. Before long, you are blissfully lost in a charming world full of wonders and mysteries, mesmerised by a dreamlike circus full of engaging characters and many a spellbound tent. Erin Morgenstern’s world building in The Night Circus is
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I squealed with delight when I strolled past the name “Christopher Paolini” at Dymocks! Why? Because the Inheritance Cycle is only my favourite book series – the idea of bonding to a dragon is simply too splendid to behold. Besides, if there ever was anything better than flying, it would be to fly with a dragon!
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