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When I started reading the first book for the first time, I threw it after the first few chapters, screaming “Oh my God, what is it, I’m not going to read it.” However, the second time I have to prepare mentally and… I liked it. With every book the plot, the characters and the author’s writing style became more and more interesting, so it is not possible to stop reading. I really recommened this series.
2. A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket
I read this series a long time ago, but before that I did not want to read it even longer because I was scared of the covers and all the subjects of these books. However, when I read 6 books, I realized that I fell in love with this series as a whole, because how you can not empathize with Baudelaire orphans?
I read this series a long time ago, but before that I did not want to read it even longer because I was scared of the covers and all the subjects of these books. However, when I read 6 books, I realized that I fell in love with this series as a whole, because how you can not empathize with Baudelaire orphans?
I was skeptical about this series, because I basically liked Vampire Academy, although after Book 4 things started to fly to hell. However, this series has become for me all of those that Vampire Academy was not, and I’m grateful to Richelle for it.
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Were you liked these series? No? Well, which series are worth pushing through? Are any of these on your Christmas Wishlist? Leave your thoughts in the comments!
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