“The truth rarely needs efforts”
I thought this book had a really great storyline! Can‘t wait to delve into Iron Flame!
“The truth rarely needs efforts”
I thought this book had a really great storyline! Can‘t wait to delve into Iron Flame!
This book was So Much Fun! I‘m so excited to tear through the rest of them once I get them from the library! Truly just a fun romp in a town full of witches and several ‘he had it coming‘ moments that were just delightful.
I had to buy the first book when I won the second book! #GoodreadsGiveaway#LittleThieves#PaintedDevils#MargaretOwen
I went to Barnes and noble to buy the new Okorafor which they didn‘t have 😭. How is it they don‘t have it in store but I can buy 500 copies of fourth wing? 😑
I was annoyed but I left with three other books.
Here I am, using up the peppermint mocha coffee whitener and the whipped cream while I tear along through WITCH KING. It seems like a lot of Littens had issues with the pacing, but I really like this back-and-forth structure. It offers up my favourite balance of questions and answers. Doesn‘t hurt that the worldbuilding‘s very cool indeed. Martha Wells has let me down before, but I think she‘s gonna land this one. #AuldLangSpine
This is a hard book to rate being a product of the New Era. Kay Harper is an orphan with a horrible governess who also practices witchcraft but with two otherwise caring caretakers. Kay idolizes his grandfather who was blamed for stealing or losing a pirate clerical treasure
Talking cats, owls, rats & otters. Or could the things they show him in his treasure-hunting dreams be real or just dreams?
There is animal death but offhand to the plot.
This magical murder mystery had some cozy vibes and great rep (MC with fibromyalgia, lesbian/gay MCS, nonbinary side char), & I'd rec it for folks into paranormal fantasy who don't mind flashes of brutal violence, fairly immature MCs (I think I'd categorize it as YA?), and overt mustache twirling. There were a lot of side themes! I'm curious if the next book settles down a little and decides if it's doing a cozy or a hard-boiled detective mystery.
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This is the first planned reading schedule for #RealmofElderlings
I‘m giving 2 months for books over 500 pages which is pretty much all of them! This means it will take about 2 years to get through the entire series.
We'll be starting with Assassin's Apprentice in February, there will be a buddy read and readalong on SG and I'll post start, mid, end posts on Litsy
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