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  Hi ForeverBookers, How are you all? I hope you’re well!  I’ve been reading the same book for 2 months, straight! The book was “T he Missing Of Clairdelune” by Christelle Dabos. I didn’t hate it but it was very slow for me. Therefore my review will be very lacking in content. We see more characters in “The Missing of Clairdelune” but none of the new ones really had any substance. They were just there. Ophelia’s mother was the only new character that really held any importance to the plot and she wasn’t that important. 2.5 Stars (2 on Goodreads)!    I read “The Missing of Clairdelune” for one readathon. It was Reading Rivalry. I read it for the prompt, a book with different kinds of love/relationships, because there’s family and friendship love as well as romantic love in the book! “The Missing of Clairdelune” is written/told in Figments, which are the parts of the novel. These are often featuring characters not in the actual story.  Spoilers B...

Hey ForeverBookers,  How are you all today? I hope you’re well! Last night I finished “Barbarian Lover” by Ruby Dixon, which I freaking ADORED! It’s perhaps my second favourite read of the year so far! It was soooooooo good. 5 STARS! We’re back with our lovable aliens again, in this third book in the “Ice Planet Barbarians” series. This time we’re following Kira and Aehako! I really didn’t like Kira before I read her book, but now I love her. She’s like me in looks and personality. She’s quiet but stands up when she needs to! Aehako is my second favourite alien, if not my first. He’s kind and sees the humans as friends before anything else. Kira needs to get rid of a hearing device or communicator, as it’s called in the series. It’s connected to the Little Green Men aliens that put the women on Non-Hoth. She doesn’t want to be the reason they come back to get them, so she goes on a quest to remove it. Aehako, of course goes with her. As well as Harlow and Haeden. That’s the m...