I don't know if I'm reading slower or reading Gaiman slow. Either way, this 330 page book took me a month to read. However, I still loved it!
I've discovered there's a miniseries and can't wait to get my hands on it and see this world brought to life.
The was my #GenreChallenge for March. Contemporary fantasy was the randomly chosen genre. This subgenre is a fantasy story in a modern-day setting. It often contains magic but it is not obvious.
Working oh so hard! Almost done with Gaiman and enjoying afternoon baseball in between calls.
Still working on “Neverwhere“ slowly but surely. Hoping to finish by the weekend and dive into my next read.
Love Gaiman but man, I read his works so slow. They are so good though!
#weeklyforecast #bookreport
#TLT
#ThreeListThursday
1) Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. Just finished it several days ago. 🙂
2) Little House books by Laura Ingalls Wilder
3) Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
pick#ReadAway2024 Based on a true story, this was a wonderful book. It takes place in London during WWII when thousands of people who lost their homes to the Blitz lived in an unfinished Tube station. In Bethnal Green the library was destroyed on the first night of the Blitz and the Head Librarian is killed. Clara is the head of the library built in the Tube station. In spite of the sad things that happened, some things are happy. The author (cont)⬇️
#FirstLineFridays
From the prologue: The night before he went to London, Richard Mayhew was not enjoying himself.
From Chapter One: She had been running for four days now, a harum-scarum tumbling flight through passages and tunnels.
#FirstLineFriday is from a great book I just started.
Love Gaiman and already enjoying this one.
Happy Friday!
pickThis is an interesting tour of how the London Underground developed, and how it in turn caused London to develop and expand. It details the rivalries between the companies that originally owned the individual lines, and the key players who made the system what it became. The history and the architecture of the system fascinates me.
Book 3 of February
Book 13 of 2024
#ReadAway2024
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