
from the #library
Absolutely not for me. I‘m a no on the reverse harem, a no on hot for teacher, and a yes on the Hunger Games-y vibes of the first 1/3.
Okay, horror is my favorite so I couldn‘t pick just three! 😫 The tagged book is my favorite out of all of them, though. Being a devout Stephen King fan, I think It and The Shining would be the next two. Hooray for Halloween prompts!! 🎃👻🧟♀️💀🧛🏻♀️🕷️🖤
#TLT #ThreeListThursday
When the current state of the world gets you down, you hit your local bookstore and get different worlds to escape into. #bookhaul
High adventure, dark humor, sharp insights, and fantastic fast-paced plot make Tchaikovsky a go-to author.
My TBR pile for #HauntedShelf.
A mix of series I have been meaning to finish reading but just haven't gotten through.
Team #RestlessSpirits @PuddleJumper
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4.5/5)
I am discovering the fact that I enjoy T. Kingfisher‘s writing immensely. I loved “Swordheart”, and it‘s been entirely too long since I have read any of her other books. I will absolutely be continuing this series and look forward to immersing myself into this world again.
I prefer Scalzi's more humourous sci-fi. This was my #BookSpin for July. I got a couple of chapters in before I gave up.
At work so I can‘t take a very pretty picture, but I loved this second book—Strange the Dreamer blew me away earlier this year, and I‘m still so, so in love with these characters and Taylor‘s world. I‘d read anything about this cast, honestly. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I really like Laini Taylor's worlds. She is very imaginative with gods, and monsters and people.
In this book, Lazlo is an orphan turned librarian fasinated by fairy tales and especially the mythical city Weep that disappeared. He gets the chance to travel to the city in a bid to save it from why it disappeared.