Welcome to Litsy!

#bookhaul post 3/3 from used book sale, the last but not least misc/fic edition.

Some of these are definitely #blameitonLitsy (hello, Beatriz Williams). I will have trouble choosing which to read first!

What a great start to my staycation 😍😁

3/5. pick for mythology fans. Overall, an interesting somewhat realistic retelling of the Trojan War, from start to end. I enjoyed it, tho admittedly I liked the first half of the book better.
There are WAY too many POV characters and a lot of them sound pretty much the same. Also didn‘t like the portrayal of some, especially Helen, ugh.
I disliked how Achilles was portrayed in his relationship with Patrokles and the way that part was handled. 😒

Since I‘m still high on the Iliad, I think it‘s perfect timing to start reading this book. I hope it‘s good, bring on the pain again~~ Patroclussss😭

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Seriously, I had forgotten just how good this book is. If you love the Iliad or Greek Mythology or Colleen McCullough, why even if you don‘t, READ THIS! ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕😍😍

A re-read in preparation for the #indiebuddyread #indiebuddyreads Madeline Miller month. I‘s a fantastic book. I actually like it better than Song of Achilles, but then along with David Mitchell, McCullough is my favourite author. 😊

I love Colleen McCullough! I read her Rome series a few years ago and I've been meaning to read this one for a while. It's such a fascinating story, told from multiple perspectives.

Book haul from Fair's Fair 😊

#Deweys I'm here!! Books and snacks and cats!

I'm almost done with this book. I must finish it today, for tomorrow we have Dewey's 💗💗

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First time reading Colleen! A lot is happening but overall it's being a very nice book 👍👍