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Fierce Kingdom ― Gin Phillips ―”They sound like young, obnoxious white men—aren’t they always young white men?”
Gin Phillips takes the readers over a harmless safari and then she plunges them into the jaws of despair and endurance. – Inkish Kingdoms
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How books can improve your life?
Inkish Kingdoms’ mission, vision, and objective are to spread the passion for reading. Reading for pleasure or finding valid reasons for reading is a struggle that more and more people are going through nowadays (“boys who say that they enjoy reading has declined from 70% in 1998 to 55% in 2003” according to Christina Clark…
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9 Hispanic authors to read for Hispanic Heritage Month
Every year from September 15 to October 15, North American people observe National Hispanic Heritage Month by celebrating their history, cultures, and contributions to North American citizens whose heritage comes from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central, and South America. Well-read and educated people know that a diverse culture makes one’s culture even stronger and richer!…
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Sea of Rust ― C. Robert Cargill ― “I cherished my freedom, my individuality, my spirit.”
C. Robert Cargill, with skills, never seen before, programmed a perfect artificial nightmare for those who love Isaac Asimov. Sea of Rust is the sum of all our fears and dreams regarding artificial intelligence and robots. Many might not take science fiction seriously, but these novels are a speculative narration that incites commentary and criticism…
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Want ― Lynn Steger Strong ― “We were just privileged enough to think that we could live outside the systems and the structures and survive it, but we failed.”
WANT is not the same as choosing correctly, and Lynn Steger Strong show us a rough reality of choosing incorrectly in a city that is set on destroying us – Inkish Kingdoms You will fall in love with any city if that is your first time in that country. The first time I left the…
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Exploring the doppelganger in The Girl In The Mirror
Read more about how Rose Carlyle infuses classic gothic details in a fresh take of old evil twins on her novel The Girl in the Mirror. – Inkish Kingdoms Avid readers are usually known as bookworms, but we tend to use book dragons – to make ourselves feel better – however, we all know that we are just…
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Lore ― Alexandra Bracken ― “Power does not transform you, he’d said. It only reveals you.”
“Alexandra Bracken mixes the savagery of Greek mythology and old Greece with the brutality of New York City.” Inkish Kingdoms There are many ways to describe Lore. People have said this is The Hunger Games meeting Percy Jackson, but I will describe it as savage, romantic, Greek, mythological, outstanding, and a page-turner. Zeus cursed the…
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