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CANTEX 2-Gang 3/4in. Exposed Boxes Type FSECANTEX 5133381 is a 2 Gang 3 4in. Exposed Boxes Type FSE designed for use in indoor and outdoor locations where the box is exposed and subject to environmental conditions Features: Type FSE is designed for conduit termination with one conduit hub and no outlet 37. 3 cu. in. surface mount box Durable non conductive PVC will not rust or corrode Cover sold separately Approved for use in concrete, UL listed and UL Marine listed Made in USA
CANTEX 5133381 is a 2-Gang 3/4in. Exposed Boxes Type FSE designed for use in indoor and outdoor locations where the box is exposed and subject to environmental conditions
Features:
Type FSE is designed for conduit termination with one conduit hub and no outlet
37.3 cu. in. surface mount box
Durable non-conductive PVC will not rust or corrode
Cover sold separately
Approved for use in concrete, UL listed and UL Marine listed
Made in USA
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★★★★★ 5
Fun read
Format: Kindle
I liked the artwork, story line and incorporating a story within a story. It was a nice heartwarming read with great artwork!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2020
★★★★★ 5
Great book
Format: Paperback
It’s nice and it came in very good shape
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2022
★★★★★ 4
Diverse, hilarious, and fun
Format: Paperback
This was soooo fun, and what it lacked in patchy storytelling made up for in its incredible art and lovable characters. The main character is latina, fat, and queer, the love interest is black and queer (yes, it's f/f romance!), and the prominent side character is non-binary, queer, and literally a mix of kenji and kuzco from the emporer's new groove (they were SO sweet but funny and definitely my favorite part of the book). Not to mention all of these characters are mythological creatures!
I loved reading the characters' interactions because the banter was so cute and fun, both platonic and romanticly. The action began to get a bit confusing toward the end and I wish it was explained better what was happening, but I loved the world building and the characters' relationships with each other so I'm definitely continuing this series.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2019
★★★★★ 5
Love it
Format: Kindle
Very cute, the plot is great, and the art is amazing I just love this book. It is one of my favourite graphic novels
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021
★★★★★ 3
the art is great and really helps to set the scene of this ...
Format: Paperback
It's cute book. the art is great and really helps to set the scene of this magical world. I took issue with the characters and the narrative. The main character is a werewolf who is very self conscious about it but it's never really clear since apparently, there are not only plenty of werewolves but also people who can shift into other animals. Her best friend is a centaur who I found a little grating with his "lol XD so random" personality. I didn't find much fault with the girlfriend character but I didn't understand their relationship. the main character starts the book having had one date with her girlfriend they seem to have some issues (over what I thought was very minor things) and decide at the end of the book to go to couple's therapy to solve them but like, they weren't together for that. I assume maybe a month has passed, just break up. I just didn't understand that.
The narrative itself didn't seem tight. One character has cryptic visions that didn't really seem to pan out or really have the gravity she seemed to put to them. there is a meta narrative involving a book the main character likes and the events in that book mirror the events in the comic but I didn't really see it that strongly and it seemed to have little use. The main conflict seems to be solved very quickly and with little fanfare.
All in all, it's not a bad book. i just found it a bit weak. It's not amazing, nor above average. But it's also not garbage or terrible. It's won't have the greatest of appeal but I'm not upset I bought it and it's not a waste of time. However, I wouldn't read any additional work of this series.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2018
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