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Just a friendly reminder that we'll be reading #Snuff next! Dig out your books, put in your library holds, or place your orders! The next Discworld adventure continues on January 8th! Woohoo!
If anyone wants to be tagged/untagged for future posts please let me know! Happy to oblige!
#Discworld #SirTerryPratchett #TerryPratchett #PratchettPosse #ReadAlong #BuddyRead #EpicBuddyRead
#OokBOokClub
Just a friendly reminder that we'll be reading #Snuff next! Dig out your books, put in your library holds, or place your orders! The next Discworld adventure continues on January 8th! Woohoo!
If anyone wants to be tagged/untagged for future posts please let me know! Happy to oblige!
#Discworld #SirTerryPratchett #TerryPratchett #PratchettPosse #ReadAlong #BuddyRead #EpicBuddyRead
This is such an exciting reading list to receive! I narrowed it down to my top five picks—each one is available at my library and all by authors who are new to me. I‘m starting with Greenteeth, which has been on my TBR for a while. Thank you for the wonderful list, @BookmarkTavern, and an extra big thank you to @monalyisha for all the hard work you‘ve put into making #AuldLangSpine happen! #AuldLangSpine #AuldLangSpine2026
pickThe Grief of Stones (The Cemeteries of Amalo 2), by Katherine Addison (2022)
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫
Premise: A cleric who advocates on behalf of the dead inherits an apprentice just as he takes a case about the murder of an aristocrat.
Review: I was critical for the first book in this series for being diffuse. This was much the same, but it didn‘t bother me as much since I had a better sense of the world and the protagonist‘s job..This was very satisfying.
pickThe Witness for the Dead (Cemeteries of Amalo 1), by Katherine Addison (2021)
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Premise: A cleric with the ability to communicate with the dead is brought into several mysteries upon his arrival in a remote region of his world.
Review: I was intrigued to read this spin-off from The Goblin Emperor, which follows one of that book‘s most compelling characters in his new adventures. ⬇️
pickOne thing about me: I love a T. Kingfisher novella—and this delightful, warm-hearted, and downright disgusting romp of a fantasy captured my heart!
pickThe Goblin Emperor, by Katherine Addison (2014)
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Premise: Long exiled to a remote backwater and abused by his guardian, a young halfling is suddenly thrust onto the imperial throne and must quickly learn the byzantine politics of the court.
Review: This is a brilliant piece of light fantasy set in a lightly steampunk world. ⬇️
Another Banned Book, reason- it shows the elf‘s butt. My daughter absolutely loved this book when she was little. She thought it was hilarious & silly that you could see the elf‘s backside. How people get from something like a part of anatomy that we all have to the point that it‘s pornographic is beyond my level of comprehension. It‘s a silly story & when read in silly voices that‘s all it is. I feel bad for kids who are denied the silliness of
It‘s my birthday on Tuesday, so tell me about your favorite read of the year!
I loved this fairy tale story of friendships, an epic quest to defeat a great evil, magical things that come in threes, bonus Arthurian lore, and the goodest of good boys.
#SundayFunday I hope you all have a wonderful day, and don‘t forget to tag me!
The third book in the tombs of Amalo trilogy is actually the best of the trilogy so far!
