Welcome to Litsy!

I am very lukewarm about this. I can't quite call it a pick; I read it all with mild enjoyment, but very mild. I remember liking Garth Nix's work more than this in the past, but... not this, apparently.

Continuing to now avoid a #BookSpinBingo as much as possible, I'm now reading The Tomb of Dragons, and then A Pirate's Life for Tea! Although my wife has badly sprained (possibly broken) their ankle, so... I may be quite busy in the days to come.

The full book doesn't seem to be in Litsy, but oh well, this'll do. So far, it's entertaining enough without me feeling enthusiastic about it?

I enjoyed this book. It‘s a compilation of 9 short stories I enjoyed the interaction between the 2 MC‘s! I‘d like a series of full length fantasy novels featuring these two. Fun idea! I don‘t feel these stories were written with being in a compilation in mind so they don‘t meld smoothly together but each taken on their own is great fun. The narrator was a good fit!!

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Loved the set up and the magical puppet, but some of the stories didn‘t work for me. Also, the group of stories didn‘t work well as a cohesive unit the way you expect in a short story collection, but I liked the book enough that would read a Full-size novel in this world.

The Ragwitch is my 1,000th book read!! 🥳🥳

Just started using Bookly and I‘m loving it!

Starting this one. I‘ve slowly been getting into Garth Nix‘s books. This one caught my eye last weekend at a bookshop in Leavenworth, Washington.

Moving to the other side of my library with part 1/3 of shelf 9/21

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Aren‘t those covers BEAUTIFUL? 😍😍😍 I confess I bought Sabriel because of the cover. It was kind of an instalove kind of crush. 😂🤣 Now that I finally completed the series, I‘m ready to read Sabriel. The downfall is after the third book, he changed the covers. 😭 Don‘t you hate when that happens?
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YA urban fantasy book set in London 1983. I enjoyed this book even though I don't usually read fantasy. It is about Susan Arkshaw who is trying to find her father. She meets up with Merlin, a left-handed bookseller, and his sister Vivien, a right-handed bookseller. They are looking for whoever has killed their mother. I love the fact that this book is about books and bookshops. I found it clever and entertaining and filled with British forklore.