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by Samantha Shannon, Alana Kerr
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Dispatches from Terabithia
Dispatches from Terabithia rated it 10 years ago
In the London of the near future, those with psychic powers are either controlled by the government, or outlawed. Paige Mahoney is of the latter variety, and works for a gang run by Jaxon Hall... until she's caught. At that point, she's shipped off to an internment camp for clairvoyants, because, yo...
Dor Does Books
Dor Does Books rated it 10 years ago
When it was released, The Bone Season by Samantha Shannon, was marketed as being the next big thing; the new Harry Potter, despite being nothing like Harry Potter. The second in the series is freshly available at a bookshop near yourselves, so it seemed like a good time to read it. It was... okay. ...
debbiekrenzer
debbiekrenzer rated it 10 years ago
I bought this book when it first came out. Not sure why I never read it before. However, I had to rebuy it so I could read it on my kindle. And I'm glad I did! I have never used the dictionary so much before! Who knew there were different types of clairvoyants? I know I didn't, but I don't read a lo...
Blood Rose Books
Blood Rose Books rated it 10 years ago
In her debut novel, Samantha Shannon takes her readers to a world where being different doesn't only make you stand out, it is also your death sentence: In 2059 several major cities in the UK are controlled by a group called Scion whose task is to find, incarcerate and kill the clairvoyant who inha...
Lunar Rainbows Reviews
Lunar Rainbows Reviews rated it 10 years ago
*An ARC was provided by Bloomsbury in exchange for an honest review.*The Bone Season is a book that garnered MAJOR buzz when it came out. Right from the start it was announced that there would be a 7-book deal for the series and a film based on the first book is already in development. This set the...
traciloudin
traciloudin rated it 10 years ago
Once you get past what I can only describe as an extended prologue and the main character gets captured, this book gets pretty awesome. You follow along as the character's hope is crushed, making you wonder how any humans will ever get out of the situation alive. The tension ramps up quickly and I f...
Ahundredthousandstories
Ahundredthousandstories rated it 10 years ago
*3.5*
Megan @ The Book Babe's Reads
Megan @ The Book Babe's Reads rated it 11 years ago
I had this really great intro planned, but unfortunately, I didn't write down when I thought of it; so it's just completely buried in the crevices of my mind - a truly scary thought. So that's been lost. But I have a new one... kind of. I guess I'll start out by saying that I did enjoy The Bone Se...
In a network of lines that enlace
In a network of lines that enlace rated it 11 years ago
I picked up the Bone Season not knowing it was a young adult novel, so this soon raised concern. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The novel is not particularly original; the story screams of The Saga of Exiles. A strange other race that uses humans as slaves and have otherworldly powers. They ar...
JulieHasMoved
JulieHasMoved rated it 11 years ago
Rating 4.5 starsTook me several days to wrangle my head around a rating for this one. I think a lot of that had to do with the first 100 pages. As others have pointed out there is an info dump in this book that will leave you with a massive headache if you dwell on trying to understand what the he...
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