Official Review: Metaphase by M. Street

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Re: Official Review: Metaphase by M. Street

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The plot is quite interesting. I can imagine being an infant for 18 years. Though this is not my type of genre.
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I love the energy levels I personally felt after really just a couple pages. I'll definitely be Reading the whole book (:
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Thanks for the wonderful review! I believe the author has done an excellent job on world-building. This is one of my favorite genres, so I would like to read this.
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This sounds like it could be classified as a young adult sci-fi/fantasy tale about shapeshifters.
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The book full of magic, mystery and some supernatural powers of third and forth dimension sounds intriguing. I'm not in stories like this so I will pass it up. Congratulations on BOTD.
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This series has some pretty great world building and some great characters. Thanks for the review!
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Thank you for sharing your review with us. This book sounds interesting, but I think I would prefer to read the first installment before deciding on whether I want to read this one.
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Realms and shapeshifters, magic and mystery... Sounds intriguing for fans of this genre, so hopefully fans of this series will get the chance to read all of the related books!
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The book sounds like an intriguing and magical read. Even the cover is fascinating, if a great contrast to what I resembled the cover for the first book being. Still, I think that I will want to wait until I can read the first book before I get to this one since I try to avoid reading series out of order if at all possible. Thank you for the helpful review.
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This looks like a wonderful novel that readers would find easy to understand. Thanks for the review and congrats to the Author.
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An intriguing story filled with suspense, mystery, action, and magic! Fantasy lovers will love it! Unfortunately, this is not my genre, so I will pass! Thank you for the great review!
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This is a story of magical worlds indeed. If I have to understand it, however, I guess I have to read the other previous books. This is interesting enough for me to want to complete the whole series. Thanks for the interesting review.
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Ooh, I look forward to reading the second book. Piper seemed to have grown a lot aince the first book. Thank you for your recommendation. I added it to my to-read list.
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An interesting book with great names; Ozwald, Olo and Haluz to mention a few. nice work from the Author.
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Post by Rebecca De Figueiredo »

Thank you reviewer: this was quite a difficult plot to get to grips with and you simplified it. It seems like an engrossing read, full of novel concepts like the ‘infants’ and the ‘matures’. It would probably be enjoyed by young people.
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