Bookdragon Helen

Yorkshire bookdragon. Feminist. Web developer. Roller skater. #bookblogger Mostly read sci-fi and fantasy. She/her.

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The Beautiful Ones by Silvia Moreno-Garcia 3/5 stars - Immensely readable, and I was swept away with the beauty of it, but ultimately I felt like there was just a little something missing. https://t.co/DQh4tedJaa

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Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir https://t.co/omWBNdrTR4

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The Space Between Worlds by Micaiah Johnson - proper sci-fi with a social conscience that drives the story!
#postapocalyptic #scifi #5stars https://t.co/VmpY7WGpqT

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Semiosis (Semiosis Trilogy #1) by Sue Burke - an interesting read that is well worth picking up if you enjoy thoughtful sci-fi.
#scifi #speculativefiction https://t.co/mWaZlg1kgr

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3 of 5 stars to Waking the Moon by Elizabeth Hand https://t.co/b7noGwaG86

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The City in the Middle of the Night by Charlie Jane Anders - So much originality is mixed into this book, from the setting itself to the relationships between the characters that it feels fresh and exciting right from the start.
#scifi #wierd #dystopia https://t.co/jM3CsmctAq

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337 by M. Jonathan Lee - This is very moving, compelling reading and despite being hard going at times (I had to put it down halfway through and have a bit of a break) it ends on an upbeat mood. https://t.co/lOC6kqAJCT

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4 of 5 stars to 337 by M. Jonathan Lee https://t.co/ocWu4VbhnR

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I read Dare to Remember by Susanna Beard https://t.co/yxKPhuWC7b

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The Witch's Kind by Louisa Morgan - This story was not what I was expecting! It has more to do with Roswell and aliens than it does witchcraft but I loved the way that it was written and I couldn't put it down.
#witches #roswell #femminist #1940's https://t.co/4MUyFgYXCe

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Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell Jr. - The novella that formed the basis of "The Thing" #horror #scifi #vintagescifi https://t.co/bulllexJ8b

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3 of 5 stars to Working for the Devil by Lilith Saintcrow https://t.co/aD0UP8zSbo

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3 of 5 stars to Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell Jr. https://t.co/HFiy652ceM

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Black Unicorn (Unicorn #1) by Tanith Lee - I recommend this to anyone that enjoys fantasy and adventure stories, it's a YA story that really doesn't feel like a YA story.

#YoungAdult #Unicorn #Fantasy #Magic #CutePets https://t.co/1zDLFSOKkN

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New book mail ❤️❤️ thanks @HideawayFall ! #337lee #bookblogger

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3 of 5 stars to Afterland by Lauren Beukes https://t.co/lalJ0h8XZY

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The Quickening by Rhiannon Ward - a spooky and interesting read but nothing original. https://t.co/EUO6W30gi9

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5 of 5 stars to The Space Between Worlds by Micaiah Johnson https://t.co/kiMJwW41qM

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The Lost Ones by Anita Frank - An atmospheric and spooky ghost story, let down by an ending that fizzled out. https://t.co/ob8fKVaKR8

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4 of 5 stars to The Kingdom by Jess Rothenberg https://t.co/0Y2CIXcPAJ