The Babysitters Coven
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Dec 2 2019
isn:
9780525707394
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Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth
reviewdate:
Aug 12 2017
isn:
9781416933960
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Silence Fallen
reviewdate:
Jun 19 2017
isn:
9780698195813
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Hollywood Witch Hunter
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Oct 16 2016
isn:
9781619638600
Unspoken
reviewdate:
Jul 24 2015
isn:
9780375989186
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Witches of East End
I put this book on hold at NYPL after watching the first episode of the TV series. I only made it through one and a half more installments of the show, but when my copy of the book became available, I figured I'd see how it compared. It's better, but not great. Some major plot points are surprisingly different.
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Nov 12 2013
isn:
978-1-4013-2390-5
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Beautiful Creatures
I read Beautiful Creatures because it's vampire YA, and I tend to like that sort of thing, but what I liked most about it was the depiction of life in a small southern town. Although authored by women it's told from a teenage boy's point of view. Since I mostly eschew books written by men, don't meet a lot of male narrators, and it's kind of neat to spend time in a dude's head once in awhile.
reviewdate:
Feb 22 2013
isn:
978-0-316-04267-3
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Ever After
With my read of book eleven of the Hollows series, I've logged enough time with Rachel Morgan that I'll probably stay with her indefinitely. That's why I stuck with this entry, even though it was pretty far off the rails with lots of mystical shit like balancing ley lines and detecting aura signatures.
reviewdate:
Feb 7 2013
isn:
978-0061957918