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Dusty Reads is a weekly meme hosted by Giselle at Xpresso Reads, where you feature a book that has been sitting unread on our bookshelf for sometime. If you would like to learn more about Dusty Reads, and grab the button to join in then go here.
- This week my Dusty Read is......Small Blue Thing!!
Small Blue Thing by S.C. Ransom
Paperback/Ebook 320 pages
Celebrating the end of exams with best friend Grace, 17 year-old Alex rescues a swan caught on a wire in the Thames mud and finds an extraordinary bracelet. Through its disturbing and compelling powers, she finds Callum, a soul locked in a half-life of sadness and mystery following a terrible accident, and his persuasive and sinister sister, Catherine. As Alex and Callum grow closer despite the enormous obstacles to their love, the dangers mount until Alex must risk everything to save Grace and Callum must risk everything to save Alex.
Grrr I want to read this one SO bad, I love the cover...it is pretty in the picture, but in person omg it is gorgeous! It is all sparkley and just to die for Ha! The romance sounds like it would be beautiful, and just all around I need to get to this book! Have you read Small Blue Thing? What did you think of it?
What's getting dusty on your shelf? (:
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5 comments:
Omg! I have this too. I even read like the first chapter months ago and put it down. lol. I'll read it ONE DAY! ~ Donna
Ha some day we shall read all our books!! (;
Haven't read this either. But it seems pretty interesting. Hope you get to read it soon and let me know what you think of it. ^_^
Janus @ The Blair Book Project
Ooh I'm really loving this cover! Never heard of this book before too!
Giselle
Xpresso Reads
This sounds like a good book, but I've never heard of it!
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