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A Question of Heroes and Villains in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 74-85

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Reading Children of Blood and Bone

Alex Brown is rereading Tomi Adeyemi’s YA fantasy novel Children of Blood and Bone in anticipation of the upcoming sequel, Children of Virtue of Vengeance.

Introducing the Children of Blood and Bone Reread

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History, Oppression, and Rebellion Come to a Head in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 1-8

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Rage, Privilege, and a Journey Underground in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 9-17

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Raw Magic, Creepy Obsessions, and a Pseudo-Sea Battle in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 18-30

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Complicated Morality in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 31-41

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Power is Not the Only Answer in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 42-52

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Love, Lust, and Loathing in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 53-60

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Betrayal, Torture, and Bad Romance in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 61-73

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A Question of Heroes and Villains in Children of Blood and Bone, Chapters 74-85

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