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City Of Bones

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Imagine you’re peacefully living in New York and then your mom is kidnapped by demons no one else can see! Cassandra Clare has created her own world in City Of Bones. This is the very first book of The Mortal Instruments series, the one that introduces us to the shadowhunter world. Meet Clary, your typical girl-next-door, living a normal life. Only, she really isn’t. The day her mom is taken…

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Shadowland

Ever manages to save Damen's life but puts their whole relationship, and their lives at risk. #PinchLinesBookReviews

Ever manages to save Damen’s life but puts their whole relationship, and their lives at risk. The book is a third in The Immortals series after Evermore and Blue Moon. In the process of saving Damen, Ever messes things up so badly, they can’t touch each other. Not without risking their own lives and spending an eternity in Shadowland. Immortals can die and that’s exactly what’s gonna happen to…

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Wuthering Heights

A tale of eternal love, entwined with hate and revenge. #PinchLinesBookReviews

Some books are all about the story, not the characters. This is one of them. Be prepared to read one of the most difficult books ever. If you’re looking for a fun, heart-warming read, Wuthering Heights isn’t your cup of tea. But if you’re looking for unlikeable characters, an intricate story about family, love, and how really selfish people can be, then you’re going to love this book. Wuthering…

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Fear Nothing

Christopher was forced to live his life in darkness. But now, it might come in handy. #PinchLinesBookReviews

Christopher was forced to live his life in darkness. But now, it might come in handy. Move over Stephen King, because Dan Koontz is here to take your place with Fear Nothing. This isn’t your typical horror book but more of a slow-burn suspense. However, it is so good, you wouldn’t want to put it down. Meet Christopher who suffers from a rare skin condition and can’t go out in the sun, ever. This…

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The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest

It is Lisbeth Salander against the world in this grand finale of the Millennium series. #PinchLinesBookReviews

The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest is about Lisbeth Salander against the world. Get ready to feel insanely proud of Lisbeth Salander while reading The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest. She has been pushed aside, neglected and a victim of the system for years now. But she’s through with it all. Before the series was published, it was meant to be called Men who hate women. Kinda sets the right…

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Mockingjay

They are finally out of the arena, but the real fight has only begun. #PinchLinesBookReviews

They are finally out of the arena, but the real fight has only begun. Mockingjay, unlike the two previous books The Hunger Games and Catching Fire, doesn’t revolve around the arena. This time, it’s all about the districts and their fight against the Capitol. After destroying the arena which sparks a rebellion, the districts are preparing for an all out war. And Katniss is the trailblazer for the…

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Milk and Honey

Milk and Honey is sweet, short and straight forward - everything poetry should be. #PinchLinesBookReviews

Milk and Honey is sweet, short and straight forward – everything poetry should be. If you haven’t heard about Rupi Kaur’s Milk and Honey until now, well, verse luck. Because you are missing out on one of the best poetry books so far. Milk and Honey is made of a series of poems – while some are interconnected, others aren’t. Regardless, they are all beautiful, making them a must-read. You’ll find…

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Flowers in the Attic

Four beautiful children, trapped together in an attic, far away from the world. #PinchLinesBookReviews

Four beautiful children, trapped together in an attic, far away from the world. If you’re looking for a happy, uplifting book, this isn’t the one for you. Flowers in the Attic is the story of four siblings: Cathy, Christopher, and the twins Cory and Carrie Dollanganger, while they live their lives locked up in their grandma’s attic. Having lost everything after their father died, and being forced…

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