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The Map of Moments: Golden and Lebbon make a great team


May 29th, 2009  Posted by Robert T.

fantasy book review Christopher Golden Tim Lebbon Hidden Cities Mind the Gap 2. The Map of MomentsChristoper Golden, Tim Lebbon Hidden Cities 1. Mind the Gap 2. The Map of MomentsThe Map of Moments by Christopher Golden & Tim Lebbon

Compared to Mind the Gap, The Map of Moments is better written, better executed, creatively superior, and just overall a more gripping and satisfying reading experience than its predecessor. A haunting, yet inspirational novel that could resonate very strongly with readers, The Map of Moments is undeniable proof that Christopher Golden and Tim Lebbon make a great team. Read the rest.

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One Response to “The Map of Moments: Golden and Lebbon make a great team”

  1. John March 14th, 2010   5:30 pm  

    Waugh. Great blog. Found it by accident when I search for children’s book awards. But belive me, I´ll come back to this great blog

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