The Paradise War: Book One in The Song of Albion Trilogy | 
I'm surprised by how well this stands up to me being an adult now. I guess it kinda makes sense; my mum loved it too, as an adult.
I need to look up the Nudd/Ludd thing. As far as I remember they're thought to be one and the same character, in real mythology?
So far, this has surprisingly not been visited by the suck fairy? I'm not as absolutely thrilled by it as I was as a teenager, but it's pleasant nostalgia!
Okay, I've decided to try it. I remember the opening chapters so well, it feels almost like I could recite it. I don't like either Simon or Lewis, as an adult, but they also make more sense to me as an adult!
I am so tempted to reread this, but could it possibly match up to my teenage nostalgia...?
I went "shopping" on my own bookshelves today. ? These were books I had left at my parents' house, and want to read or reread soon. I loved The Paradise War trilogy as a kid, I do hope it hasn't been visited by the suck fairy.
Relaxing on my balcony with some fruit (cherries and plums! 🍒) and books. I just paid my last ever school bill for my upcoming final semester of grad school. I graduate in December with my Masters in Library and Information Science. Feeling super anxious because I am broke AF but also feeling thankful thinking about how far I've come. 💕
bailedGot about 100 pages in and couldn‘t take it anymore. When I have to be told—through pages of info-dump—why the thing that needs to be saved is of paramount importance, my mind checks out. Maybe I‘m missing out on an amazing series, but I couldn‘t stand it any longer.
Perfect storm of things is causing me to be overwhelmed and on the edge. Taking lunch to read a little and go to the used book store down the street for some retail therapy. I forgot how much I enjoy Lawheafd- maybe I'll see if the store has some.
