#marchintolondon

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Considering that fantasy is my favorite genre and I read it quite a lot, it's surprising that I haven't come across made up languages often. AND OBVIOUSLY THE ONES FROM SHADES OF MAGIC ARE MY FAVORITES ANYWAY, no contest #MarchIntoLondon . What fantasy books/series have you read with made up languages? . #grimdragon: translated fiction (I can't even remember the last time I read a translated book? Oops) #marchbookstagram: series you've read 2+ times (AHAHAHA, was this prompt made for me or what)

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Every day since I finished ACOL and fail to read another book that isn't Shades of Magic, I keep thinking "is this how people felt when Harry Potter ended?". #MarchIntoLondon . Harry Potter is, like for so many others, part of my childhood, and I adored it then and I adore it now, but I had a phase around the time the last book came out, when I just wasn't into these kind of books. Neither did I feel the release excitement nor did I care much about the series ending when it did. So, when I say ACOL was the most emotional series ending ever, I really mean it. . #grimdragon: confession time #marchbookstagram: create your dream squad (this series alone has enough characters to make up a fantastic team I want to go adventuring with) #marchdelirium: ALL THE FEELS . Any advice on how to get over this (now 11 days long) book hangover is greatly appreciated (even though I don't really mind just rereading Shades of Magic on repeat)