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[elfhawk]

Reread Get Off the Unicorn earlier this week- it's amazing how many of those stories got their own books later on in her career. Some of them I wish she hadn't and had opted for one of the others instead. (The Freedom's Landing books just don't have the same re-readability as some of her others.) And in said book was the part of The Ship Who Sang

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[pariahsdream]

I started reading the third one in the series but I haven't had a chance to continue it (too easily distracted by arting and stuff). I haven't had much experience with mermaids outside of one of my friends' novel races which are more like Amazons under water and steal menfolk. But yeah, I <3 the 500 Kingdoms books so I don't care who publishes them.

Also, I finally broke down and purchased my own copy of "The Outlaws of Sherwood". YOU may enjoy the hunt but I actually wanna read the damn book before I forget it entirely. ;p

[elfhawk]

Speaking of hunting for Robin McKinley books, I found The Blue Sword and The Hero and the Crown at the Book and Game Emporium the other day. Best three dollars I spent that week.