Sage’s Comments (group member since May 18, 2016)

Sage’s comments from the Go Indie Now! Book Sub Group group.

Ashley wrote: "Almost done with this book, but am loving it so much!! I like that the Vampires, while friendlyish, are still creepy :) Not the overly friendly Cullen type vampire lol. I also felt really sad about..."

Oh good, I am so glad that you are enjoying it! <3 And thank you, Beverley, for responding! You are such a sweetheart. Please feel free to join our Facebook book club that is a bit more active than our Goodreads club: https://www.facebook.com/groups/17913...

There were so many amazing quotes in this novel! Beverley Lee is just such a poetic author. What was your favorite quote?

My favorite quote was:

"She dreamed in grey, the colour of misery."

I definitely understand that! But it is a great read, and I am sure you will love it :D Discovering new authors is great!

Aww, good! I'm so glad you loved the book :) I am looking forward to reading the second book as well!

Feel free to post any questions, insights or comments that you have about "The Cogsmith's Daughter"!

I personally thought that this rough and tough novel was a fun, Western-esque read. What did you think about the story?

Feel free to post any thoughts, questions, or insights that you have about "The Surrendered"!

I personally thought that "The Surrendered" was an intriguing Dystopian novel reminiscent of "Unwind" by Neal Shusterman. What did you think about the tax on children?

Anniken wrote: "I think that those that love the show, may really like this book. Personally I found it entertaining, but not that great, and it turned out to be the same for this book"

I definitely understand that! This book was written for a specific audience, and unfortunately, it won't appeal to everyone. I feel like a lot of other reimagined fairytales are that way too, it's a bit of a bummer.

Anniken wrote: "My review of ''The Carver''

3/5

Every now and again, I read a book that makes no impersion on me.
I don't know why that is. It may be me, or it may be the book. But even if I have both positiv a..."

Hi Anniken!

I do agree with you that this book was pulled from Once Upon A Time a great deal. That was a problem I had with it as well.

Please post any opinions, questions or comments that you have about "Beautiful Nightmare" here!

I am the author of this novel, but personally, Jordan is my favorite character. I love how protective and sweet he turned out to be! Who was your favorite character?

Please post any opinions, questions or comments that you have about "Enrule" here!

I personally loved how this novel focused on a strong heroine who lived up to her full potential. This novel was brutal, and beautiful, all at the same time! What was your favorite part of this novel?

Are you a poet? Would you like your poem to be featured in a future Go Indie Now! Poetry Box? Then you have come to the right place! Simply write an original poem not published anywhere else, post it in the comments, and on August 31st we will be announcing the winner. The winning poem will be featured in the September Poetry Box, and the winner will receive an exclusive 50% off coupon to purchase a poetry box for themselves. Good luck!

Anniken wrote: "Oh, you didn't have to do that though! I was going to read the topics when I got around to reading the book and reaching the chapters/pages mentioned! didn't want to risk getting spoiled ^^'"

Oh don't worry

Anniken wrote: "Can I ask why there are so many different topic for each book? Why not one single topic for each book, to write in when one has finished the book? Getting kinda confused here ;)"

However, I deleted the different topics and only left one topic for each book to make it easier for you :)

Anniken wrote: "Can I ask why there are so many different topic for each book? Why not one single topic for each book, to write in when one has finished the book? Getting kinda confused here ;)"

Well, each month has its own set of questions linked to different chapters, so I made different topics for each chapter. That way, once you reach a certain chapter, you can click that link and answer the questions.

If you liked "Hedgeking in Winter" and "A Merchant's Tale", please remember to review them both here on Goodreads and Amazon as well! There is not better way to thank an author then to leave them a review.

If you liked "Davenport House", there is no better way to thank the author then to leave a review! Please leave a review here on Goodreads and Amazon as well to support Marie!

If you liked "The Carver" and "The Calypsis Project", there is no better way to thank the authors then to review their books. Please review them here on Goodreads, and Amazon as well!

Discussion Questions
1)What did you think of "The Carver"?

2)Will you be reading the sequel?

3) Who was your favorite character?

4) Did this novel remind you of "Once Upon A Time"?

5) What characters would you like to see more of?

1) What did you think of "The Calypsis Project"?

2) Will you be reading more of this series?

3) Did this novel remind you of the video game. "Halo"?

4) Do you think that this book would be a great starter book for non-sci-fi fans to get into the genre?

5) Who was your favorite character?

I love how Clara has risen up in the Davenport household. Books that show the working class becoming equal to the wealthy are always a favorite of mine. What are your thoughts on the family and societal dynamics in this novel as a whole?