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| Title | : | The Mime Order (The Bone Season #2) |
| Author | : | Samantha Shannon |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 510 pages |
| Published | : | January 27th 2015 by Bloomsbury |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Fiction. Paranormal. Urban Fantasy |
Samantha Shannon
Hardcover | Pages: 510 pages Rating: 4.19 | 18755 Users | 2456 Reviews
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Paige Mahoney has escaped the brutal prison camp of Sheol I, but her problems have only just begun: many of the survivors are missing and she is the most wanted person in London... As Scion turns its all-seeing eye on the dreamwalker, the mime-lords and mime-queens of the city's gangs are invited to a rare meeting of the Unnatural Assembly. Jaxon Hall and his Seven Seals prepare to take centre stage, but there are bitter fault lines running through the clairvoyant community and dark secrets around every corner. Then the Rephaim begin crawling out from the shadows. Paige must keep moving, from Seven Dials to Grub Street to the secret catacombs of Camden, until the fate of the underworld can be decided.
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| Original Title: | The Mime Order |
| ISBN: | 1408857391 (ISBN13: 9781408857397) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Bone Season #2 |
| Characters: | Paige Mahoney, Arcturus 'The Warden' Mesarthim, Jaxon Hall, Nick Nygard |
| Setting: | London, England,2059(United Kingdom) |
| Literary Awards: | Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2015) |
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Ratings: 4.19 From 18755 Users | 2456 ReviewsAppraise Appertaining To Books The Mime Order (The Bone Season #2)
How do you convey your feelings for a beautifully complex tale that brings ace character growth, world building, philosophical ideas and tinge of romance? Basically, you dont. Not really. When you look at the brick that is The Mime Order, youre bound to be intimidated. Intimidation festers into stress which then turns into my favourite pastimefeigning ignorance. AKA pretending that it doesnt exists until the very last second, further perpetuating stress levels and ensuring bounteous hair loss5 starsIt's important to note that I'm sitting down to write my review of The Mime Order roughly three weeks after finishing the book. The reason for this is quite simply that I was stunned, speechless, and didn't know how I could possibly convey in words just how amazing this book (and this series) is. How do you do epic perfection justice?? HOWW???? HELP ME, BENNYKINS.OKAY THANK YOU.In the interest of full disclosure, I have met Samantha Shannon and we are Twitter friends. Seriously, she's a
Originally posted on A Frolic Through Fiction*This was a reread for me*WARNING: If you read this book, make sure you have the next book to hand because WHAT A CLIFFHANGER GOOD GRIEF . I had to wait two years for the next!So, this book picks up right where The Bone Season left off. Which is mighty handy, because I personally hate it when you get to the next book and oh theres a summary of what happened in the last 6 months we just skipped because surely theyre not important? And let me tell
5 big-fat-fucking stars!!!!! RTC. ---------------------------------------------------------------------Now that i've had time to process, I have written a simply stunning review for your enjoyment.5/5 Stars Im sorry, is that gif annoying you? TOO BAD.The Skinny:Paige is once again facing a terrible threat, but this time it is not just the Rephaites and Emim. This time the threat is both larger and much more formidable. Paige, torn between her loyalty to her crew and the need to do what is
4.5 stars Words give wings even to those who have been stamped upon, broken beyond all hope of repair. This was a definite step-up from The Bone Season. I really loved the way Shannon took the foundation that she laid for this world and grew it in a way that didn't feel like walking into a completely different thing. It was different, of course, it was, but it didn't feel alien or wrong at any point. It was an organic transition. The change of setting helped it a lot and really pushed
1.) The Bone Season ★★★ Would me writing "I hate Jaxon Hall" over and over again be an acceptable review? Because that's honestly how I'm feeling right about now. A boy who begged for books and pens as often as he did for coin. A boy with arms torn to ribbons by fingernails, plotting his escape from poverty. The Mime Order picks up right where the The Bone Season leaves off, and I mean exactly how it leaves off: our group is on the train, and their escape from Sheol I didn't go quite as
"Words give wings even to those who have been stamped upon, broken beyond all hope of repair."I loved this so much! The Mime Order is the second instalment in 'The Bone Season' series, and wow. It definitely did not suffer from second book syndrome. I enjoyed this so much more than the first book- and I anticipate my love will escalate each successive book from here! The only thing that held me back from giving this a full five stars was the first part of the book, before Warden showed up. After
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