March 2012 ~ Book Runner

Saturday, 31 March 2012

Book Review: Matched (Matched, Book 1), By Ally Condie

Posted on 06:53 by Unknown

ISBN: 0525423648
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All her life Cassia has been looking forward to this day, the day that she will finally learn who her match is. The person the Society has decided she is best suited to marry. She thought nothing could mar her happiness, but when the information she was given about her match contained the faces of two different boys, Cassia finds herself wondering if maybe the Society's mistake wasn't really a mistake. Was she matched to the wrong boy?

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Thursday, 29 March 2012

Series Review: The Mortal Instruments, By Cassandra Clare

Posted on 22:26 by Unknown

By: Cassandra Clare
5 of 6 books published
Review encompasses the first 5 books.
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City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments, Book #1), By Cassandra Clare Cover art

The Mortal Instruments is a young adult paranormal romance/urban fantasy, set in a colorful version of our reality where humans walk unaware of not just the vampires, werewolves, fey and warlocks, but also demons and their part-human enemies - the Shadowhunters. The books are fast flowing with vivid characters, a lot of action, and interesting twists.

Isn't The Mortal Instruments a Trilogy?

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Wednesday, 21 March 2012

Book Review: Table 21, By T Rafael Cimino

Posted on 20:54 by Unknown

By: T Rafael Cimino

ISBN-10: 0615484433
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Roman Sabarese, son and heir of the local mob king, has lived his life surrounded by suspicion and lies. All that suspicion comes to a head when Zoe Greene disappears from right under his nose, and while Roman races to find Zoe before it's too late, the forces of good and evil crowd in tight for the kill.

Table 21 is an entertaining mob related mystery written for an adult audience. It contains various mob style murders/torture

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Monday, 12 March 2012

Book Review: Curse of the Bane (The Last Apprentice, Book 2), By Joseph Delaney

Posted on 08:57 by Unknown

By: Joseph Delaney

ISBN-10: 0-061-14042-2
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When the influence of an ancient evil threatens innocent lives – Thomas and the Spook must avoid arrest and accomplish the impossible or the dark will snuff them out.

Written with a tone and context that makes your skin crawl, Curse of the Bane draws you through its pages without supplying a single dull moment. The reader should be aware that

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Saturday, 10 March 2012

Book Review: A School For Villains, By Ardyth De Bruyn

Posted on 18:57 by Unknown

A School for Villains (Dark Lord Academy)

By: Ardyth De Bruyn
ISBN-10: 1466378468
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Danny never wanted to be a villain, but when his father enrolls him at Dark Lord Academy, he finds himself dragged into a world of maniacal laughter, minions, monsters, and all around villainy. Determined to get expelled, Danny embarks on a boatload of evil behavior, all the while struggling to understand the difference between good and evil.

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Thursday, 1 March 2012

Book Review: Katniss the Cattail: An Unauthorized Guide, By Valerie Estelle Frankel

Posted on 10:14 by Unknown

By: Valerie Estelle Frankel

ISBN-10: 146996824X (Pap erback)
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Full of thought provoking observations, Katniss the Cattail is a quick, clean read for any fan of The Hunger Games trilogy. It provides the historical and scientific background of the names of people, places, and symbols in the series as well as their links to other well known literature (Plato, Shakespeare, etc...). Frankel also provides some very interesting and

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