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IF YOU DONT READ THIS YOU’RE JUST A plain IDIOT!
Posted in Idiot Genius, Reviews, tagged artemis, artemis fowl, bookworm, catherynne, clockwork, coraline, eoin colfer, gears, grade, harry potter, hollow city, home for peculiar children, house of hte scorpian, illustration, infernal devices, lemoncello's library, leviathan, mortal engines, neil gaiman, peculiar children, penderwicks, percy jackson, reading, rick riordan, Sci-fi, science fiction, SciFi, scythe, serafina, series of, spy school, squirrel girl, steampunk, teen, teens, the house with a clock in its walls, wrinkle in time, young adult on October 19, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Book Launch Day!
Posted in The Moon Coin, tagged book launch, clockpunk, mg, mglit, SciFi, SciFiFri, steampunk, swag, teen, Tween, ya, yalit, young adult on December 22, 2017| Leave a Comment »
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