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  • Dead until Dark- Book 1 of the Sookie Stackhouse Series

    By Charmaine Harris
    3 stars

    Quick and easy series of books to read, good mixture of fantasy, adventure & mystery. Reading to take a break from my other series. The type of book you can read in a day.

  • Toll the Hounds- Book 7 of A tale of the Malazan Book of the Fallen

    By Steven Erikson
    5 stars

    Read my review for Reapers Gale- same applies here.

  • Reaper's Gale- Book 6 of A tale of the Malazan Book of the Fallen

    By Steven Erikson
    5 stars

    Book 6 of 10 from The Malazan Book of the Fallen series. I previously read the whole series but "audio-booked" from books 8-10 and it wasn't satisfying so reading the actual books again. Had to start back from book 6 because there is so much that goes on and I need to refresh my memory. Best long series I have ever read- move over Harry Potter, Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Game of Thrones etc- The Malazan Book Of The Fallen has it all. Plus heaps of side novels to keep you going once you've finished the series, or read along side if you want to read it chronologically (which kind of isn't actually possible, but you'll work it out). If you love epic fantasy- this is the way to go.

  • The man who writes the dreams

    By Pera Barrett
    4 stars

    An easy read-in-a-day book. Reminded me of a mix between Neil Gaiman's The Sandman & Roald Dahl 's The BFG.

  • Where the Rēkohu Bone Sings

    By Tina Makereti
    5 stars

    Quick and easy read. Bought me to tears. Wish it was longer. Piqued my curiosity to learn more about Moriori sad history.

  • Behind the tattooed face

    By Heretaunga Pat Baker
    5 stars

    Read this first when I was about 13 years old and have read it every 5-10 years again after. Just finished reading it again. Absolutely love it!!!

  • Ship of Destiny

    By Robin Hobb
    5 stars

    Audiobook- Book 3 of The Liveship Traders.

  • The Magic of Marie Laveau

    By Denise Alvarado
    3 stars

    Embracing the spiritual legacy if the voodoo queens of New Orleans. - Audiobook

  • Numicon Big Idea

    By Steve Chinn, Fiona Goddard and Liz Henning
    1 stars

    Didn't finish it. Boring lol.

  • Niho Taniwha- Improving teaching and learning for Ākonga Māori

    By Melanie Riwai-Couch
    4 stars

  • The Mad Ship

    By Robin Hobb
    5 stars

    Audiobook- Book 2 of the Liveship Traders Trilogy.

  • T-Shirts

    By Estelle Corney
    2 stars

    Illustrated by Donovan Bixley.

  • Footsteps of the Gods

    By Hana Hiraina Erlbeck
    5 stars

    Illustrated by Manawa-Ote-Rangi Waipara. Beautiful book about the seperation of Ranginui, Papatuanuku their children- ngā Atua and the creation of our world. Quick, easy read and a great book to read to children, even to the whole class.

  • Ship of Magic

    By Robin Hobb
    5 stars

    Audiobook- Book 1 of The Liveship Traders- one of the best trilogies I've read. This is the 3rd time I've read them.

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