My Imaginary Mary

De: Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, Jodi Meadows

Narrado por: Morag Sims

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Delightful as always

The Mary and Jane series are always a witty, fun, and entertaining read. I couldn’t stop listening, as usual!

Loved every bit of it!

An adventurous, hilarious and praise worthy read! I loved every part of this book and more.

I LOVED IT

I loved it so much, I saw this book and I loved the settings in London back in the old days and even rain (I love the rain! me and Mary would be good friends talking about boys and the rain) loved the whole story though while reading I wanted to strangle Shelly and Mr Bryon. It was also the romantic story I was looking for and dancing together and god I almost cried with the beautiful romance during the end! Overall highly recommend it, amazing book and a bit of comedy which is what everyone needs!

This was horrible

I have never felt like my time had been waisted as bad as these authors did. This book might as well be a literary meme, they take forever to get going, then once they do they spend most of their time talking about useless nothing! I spent most of my time wondering when we'd get better explanations for their "fae powers" it never came. And these authers seem to think girl power and man smearing are the same thing, because the only "good" man in their story isn't actually alive for a good portion of the book! I don't recommend this to anyone over the age of 12, because you'd have to be a child to think this was any good.

This book weaves a delightful tale

I'm not super familiar with Mary Shelley and Ada Lovelace however I didn't feel I needed to be. The characters came to life immediatly. Eveything I thought I knew about the chatacters was turned upside down. From this a tale of magic and female empowerment was born. The authors do an excellent job at keeping things light hearted as the characters deal with some dark things.