This is the first time that I read a book that was written in verse style. I didn't know that was actually a thing. I'm not sure that I enjoyed that aspect of it. It reminded me of someone who was sending me text messages line by line, rapid fire, instead of just typing everything they wanted to say out the one go. I did enjoy the story. I wish that the creature was more prevalent and that the story between Maris and the creature took more of a center stage. As it is most of the book is how much we dislike the second girl. So, it's a fast read and a good story. Because it's written in this verse style it's not actually as long as it says it is.

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Eh bonus book. Was okay gave some more detail on characters

As far as 40k books go, Dan Abnett tends to be the best one to write them. He knows how to do an ensemble cast of likeable characters, despite the self-parody levels of grim dark the setting demands. It's a bit too long, but a good intro to the also too long Horus Heresy series. Does a good job building up the eventual fall of Horus, setting up the 10 thousands plus years of war to follow. Insert obligatory "F*** you, Erebus". I can't recommend reading the entire 40-some book series of the Horus Heresy, however, the first three are a good backstory to the 40k setting.

If you just took a look at my book, you would see so many tags. It is because of all the good quotes. Must Read

Love it, it even has a love between Draco and Hermione

I love lord of the rings!!!!!!!!

It was a good book. It's about how this kid named Rafe Katchadorian, who "survived stuff". OVR it was good.

Hallarios and common sense like. doesn’t take long to read though.

Was very funny and captivating pretty long to fun to read 5 times.