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Fantasy Literature

malthaussen

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1. Try Instrumentalities of the Night

Reply to Codeine (Original post)

Sun Mar 23, 2014, 12:35 PM

Mar 2014

Not familiar with Mortal Instruments, but Glen Cook can always be relied on to provide a good read. Of course, depending on how young your daughter is, he may be a touch too realistic for her. No sex, but a LOT of cynicism.

-- Mal

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Are any of you familiar with The Mortal Instruments? [View all] Codeine Mar 2014 OP

Try Instrumentalities of the Night malthaussen Mar 2014 #1

Heh. Any child in my home Codeine Mar 2014 #2

Ah, then she's *already* reading Glen Cook.:) malthaussen Mar 2014 #3

Here's one review of the Mortal Instruments... malthaussen Mar 2014 #4