Loved itthe book of IV is one of my all-time favorite dystopian another one and I feel like got hyped for like one whole week on booktube I knew I never talked about it again that's some good [ __ ] though
The Book of Ivy (2001)
Others: Overwhelmingly positive - ISBN:
- 9781473629295
- Length:
- 352 pages
Genres: science fiction, romance, young adult
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Loved itI loved the romance in this duology it is slow it is sweet but it's one of those where the characters don't like each other at first but then they go to love each other