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Maze Bummer?

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I recently finished up The Maze Runner by James Dashner.  Dashner is an American young adult novelist who typically writes in the survival and science fiction genres.  I may be well past the young adult age group, but I still love to read young adult fiction.  They tend to be short, easy reads and they’re perfect for vacation or when you don’t have a lot of time to devote to reading but still want to read something.  Dashner tends to write series.  He’s written several including The Morality Doctrine, The Infinity Ring Series, and The Jimmy Fincher Saga.   My sister let me borrow her copies of the Maze Runner Series a few months ago and I finally started reading a couple of weeks ago.  Typically it doesn’t take me long to read a book of this size but I’ve found this one hard to get into.  I don’t know yet if it’s because of the writing itself, or because I’ve already seen the movie and the movie stuck fairly close to the...
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Bookish Candles

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     Today has been a fairly lazy Sunday.  My husband and I did manage to get most of the downstairs of our house clean so that made me feel a bit productive.  It's feeling no a little cooler today so we've got the windows open to catch the breeze and I've been catching up on some reading for book club.  This week we started reading The Wars of the Roses: The Fall of the Plantagenets and The Rise of the Tudors by Dan Jones.  It's an interesting read so far.  Stay tuned for my review in a couple of weeks.      On a sunny day when I'm reading with the windows open I like nothing better than to have a nice candle burning.  I told you I'd do some reviews of companies who make bookish products and, since I have no finished books to review right now, I think it's a good time to do so.  Today I'm burning a candle from Frostbeard Studios      I have a few candles from Frostbeard Studios and I've also boug...
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The Haunted Horror of Haverfordwest

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