All Those Explosions Were Someone Else's Fault by James Alan Gardner

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Connor O'BrienSep 2022

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In the end I ended up giving this book four stars I really enjoyed it I definitely recommend it for people that find superhero stories entertaining but also absurd if you're in the mood for a lighter read that's not going to bog you down it's not going to feel heavy it's just a quick fun adventure I definitely think that you'll enjoy this

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