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creohn rated Queen of the Damned: 5 stars

Queen of the Damned by Debra Dunbar (Imp, #9)
creohn rated To Be Taught, If Fortunate: 4 stars

To Be Taught, If Fortunate by Becky Chambers
At the turn of the twenty-second century, scientists make a breakthrough in human spaceflight. Through a revolutionary method known as …
creohn reviewed The Games of Enemies and Allies by K.M. Shea (Magic on Main Street, #2)
creohn rated Magical Fries – Der Geschmack des Lebens: 5 stars

Magical Fries – Der Geschmack des Lebens by Marie Graßhoff (Food Universe, #4)
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creohn rated Witches get Stitches: 3 stars

Witches get Stitches by Juliette Cross (Stay a Spell, #3)
creohn rated Wolf Gone Wild: 5 stars

Wolf Gone Wild by Juliette Cross (Stay a Spell, #1)
creohn rated Angel of Chaos: 5 stars

Angel of Chaos by Debra Dunbar (Imp, #6)
creohn rated Holy Smokes: 1 star

Holy Smokes by Katie MacAlister (Aisling Grey, #4)
A new Aisling Grey, Guardian, novel from the author of The Last of the Red-Hot VampiresDrake Vireo, the green dragon …
creohn rated Apprentice to the Villain: 1 star

Apprentice to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer (Assistant to the Villain, #2)
NOTICE TO STAFF: There has been a disturbing increase in cheeriness, sprightly behavior, and overall optimism of late. Please resume …
creohn finished reading Apprentice to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer (Assistant to the Villain, #2)
creohn reviewed Lovely Violent Things by Trisha Wolfe (Hollow’s Row, #2)
Philosophy lesson 201
When you live in Germany & it comes to personification of the Übermensch (& not the actual philosophical meaning of overcoming nihilism) & Wille zur Macht, you are in the middle of Nazi-propaganda. I’m very glad it is not the case in this book & the topic is given a special twist. You better have paid attention in your philosophy lessons at school, when Freud, Jung & Nitzsche was taught, but also are not too attached to their teachings, because this book twists, turns & interweaves philosophical & some religious concepts to the edge of recognisability.
PS: It icks me that “Übermensch” is translated with “Overman” (or even worse: “Superman” in the english translation of “Also sprach Zarathustra”) & not “Overhuman”.