Lair of Dreams

The content of this book is not enough to show how wonderful it is. This is everything you are looking for in a book you do not know. This is a historical novel, mystery, fantasy, and horror (you can not sleep at night). "Yume no yume" is a sequel to the sequel and the third book of the four book series has just been published, so I definitely want this book. This book is written about a librarian living in a fantasy world, but when he was hired to solve a mysterious problem in a mysterious city by God, he fell in love with this lost city, Weep Did. As its name suggests, this is strange, but it is also wonderful. And those with blue skin inside are very cool.

I went to the second floor in a teen section, but unfortunately, nothing is calling me. I found a sequel to Libba Bray 's dream nest, The Diviners, it is a paperback book and a copy of my first book is a hard cover version. I will put it back on the shelf. The whole table was devoted to John Green, Stephanie Perkins and other contemporary YA writers, but as I said, nothing can call me. As you might have guessed, the second floor is a section dedicated to classical and historical books, this is my favorite floor throughout the bookstore. I spent at least a quarter of an hour browsing bookshelves, but unfortunately the shelves of Fully Booked 'terror' and 'current affairs' need to be updated. I'm very disappointed with books on ISIS and other issues the world faces in 2015.