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Name: Across the Nightingale Floor
Rating: 4.6 (69 reviews)
Author: Lian Hearn
ISBN: 9781573222259

Across the Nightingale Floor

Tales of the Otori, Volume I

by Lian Hearn

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First Published:
Aug 1, 2002, 304 pages

Paperback:
Jun 2003, 323 pages

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- Asia
- Imaginary Locations
- East Asia (except China)
- Debuts
- 1st in Series
- Coming of Age
- Adult-YA Crossover Fiction
- Magical or Supernatural
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brooke

SOOOOO BORING

It has a good storyline but takes far to long to reach anything of interest. My grade 10 English class was expected to read it, it was horrible.

Schoolgirl

Rather poor

As a year 8 pupil I was given this book to read in English. The first 3/4 chapters were full of boring babble. Description is good in novels but this takes it too far. I also found it inappropriate and vulgar to be written for young adults. I found it overall thoroughly poor.

george michael

Worst book ever

I do not understand what all the fuss is about - it is the worst book it has ever been my misfortune to read.

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