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Book Rec Meme
How does a book rec meme work?
5 EASY STEPS TO REC SUCCESS:
- Find the genre/type of book you're looking for in the comments! The following genre/types are listed in alphabetical order:
Chick Lit
Children's and Young Adult Lit
Classics
Contemporary Literature
Fantasy
Historical Fiction
Horror
Manga, Comics, and Graphic Novels
Mystery/Detective/Crime
Non-Fiction
Romance
Science Fiction
Thrillers
and "Other" (For any genre or type not already listed.) - Click 'reply to this' on the comment with the genre you're looking for. If you're recommending a book, type "RECCING" in the Subject line of your comment. If you're requesting a recommendation, type "REQUESTING".
- Either copy, paste, and fill out the handy forms provided, or describe in your own words the book you're recommending or looking to read.
- Browse the other recommendations that have already been left. Read the rec requests other participants have left, and make suggestions for books you think they might like.
- Share the love! ♥ Copy and paste the following code into your journal to send your friends to the meme:
It's that easy! ;)
Just remember:
* Keep it civil, or suffer the consequences! (Consequences TBD, but may include deletion, bannination, or unsightly rash.)
* DO NOT "Post a new comment"! To keep things tidy, please post all comments as a reply to an existing comment. Misplaced comments will be removed: it doesn't mean you're a bad person. :P
* If you need to ask me something or get my attention, either PM me or post a reply under the "Questions" thread, otherwise I may not see it.
Happy Reading! ♥
Reccing
Title: Sabriel (aka Old Kingdom Series)
Author: Garth Nix
Length: three books long, about 1600 pages total
Summary: A young girl discovers her destiny while trying to save her father. She is a necromancer that has to protect the world from an old evil that has been awakened and is escaping death.
Books it's similar to: That's a hard one... Perhaps if Harry Potter and The Hobbit had a daughter...
Why I'd rec it: The world is so wonderful, it takes place around The Wall. One side of the wall has magic and is still a wild place, the other side is basically a 1940's Us or UK. The concept of the magic is that it's ever-present beyond The Wall, but that only certain people know how to grab it and use it.