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Published May 17th 2016 by Redhook


Page Count: 480 pages (Hardback)

Genres: Adult, Fiction, Science-Fiction, Fantasy .

RATING: ★★★★☆/4/5


I inhaled this book like one might inhale an old smell that reminds them of good ol’ times; I held this book in my hands and though ‘Ah, North Claire – I know you won’t disappoint me’, which was quite a delusional assumption to make since I literally didn’t even bother to read the back of it before running to buy it. It’s a Claire North book, alright?! I had to own it IMMEDIATELY!

Why? Well if you’ve read my review of Claire North’s debut novel, “The First Fifteen Lives Of Harry August” then you know how much I admire this author, and how scared I am of her because I’m pretty sure she’s not human just because of how GENIUS she is! 

If you haven’t read anything by her yet, the first thing you need to know is that Claire North writes the most complicated characters, and they usually come with the most undesirable ‘super-power’, abilities that just eventually ruin their lives and put them in some terrible situations where they literally not only have to deal with their abnormal issues but also, just casually, somehow save the world.

When I read the synopsis, I literally couldn't think of a way, or a direction in which the story might unfold in because it’s just so TRIPPY! These characters will destroy you and make you sad, and then excite you in a way that will give you the ultimate creeps. 

That’s the beauty of Claire North’s books; it’s like “The Da Vinci Code”….on drugs.

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“The First Fifteen Lives Of Harry August”

By Claire North



Page Count: 432 pages
Genres: Fiction, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Historical Fiction
RATING: ★★★★☆/4.25/5


As the title might suggest to an observant reader, the theme of this book is one that has been tired and exhausted over and over again in fiction over the last few years; however, Claire North, with her debut in this genre, managed to cleverly discover new and previously unexplored aspects to time-travel, and debuted with one of the most original and intelligent piece of fiction in the game.

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My name is Samanta. My motivation for opening MyBookishThrills was lack of people in my life with whom I could spend hours and hours discussing my favorite books and characters, and I feel that with the book blogging community growing everyday, I can definitely find people who will gladly spend crazy amount of time freaking out over a plot twists.

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