This one I got in my secret box book of the month club here in Brazil, it is a king of puzzle where Jose Saramago is a character and it is also about an author that is writing Saramago's biography. It is a crazy book but it was so good!

September Stephen King re-read.
This one was my first King novel around 30 years ago and it was really good to revisit.

I enjoyed the read, but think it is just an average King book. But I do think his average books are better than a lot of books I read, so...

That one was a disappointment.
It started ok but suddenly things changed and the ending was weak.

This book broke my heart so many times!

Another re read for my sci-fi bookclub.
I really like this book!

Another book of the month club book... I didn't enjoy this one 🤷

It was ok, but I prefer her sci-fi works... This one is more of a fantasy one.

Paper girls 3, 4 and 5!
I love this graphic novels!

Another Stephen King reread, but this one was a surprise! I didn't like it the first time I read (I love the movie), but this time around I really enjoyed it! Maybe the translation wasn't good and since this time I read an copy in English it was better experience?

I read this one again in preparation for the new TV series.

I love Jemisin and I got this short story collection as a gift from a friend that I introduced to her Broken earth collection (I made my friend read it before she sent it to me and she put post it's all over the book with her insights and there is so much love in this copy!).

I've read this one a long time ago in a books of blood edition, but now there is this beautiful Brazilian edition... It's the prettiest book in my bookshelf right now!

Another Poirot book, not so good... All the bridge thing was a little confusing I guess.

Man, this book!
Halfway through it I noticed that I knew that story and found out that I've watched the movie with my favorite doctor and Kate Winslet.
This beautiful edition is from a Brazilian book of the month club.

I've been neglecting litsy! Sorry about the flood 🤭

I absolutely adored this book! Go read it!

Another re read for my sci-fi book club...
It was fun but not as good as I remembered.
In the picture, my old, 90's, Brazilian edition.

I'm rereading all of Stephen King novels, one a month.
That one was better than I remembered.

I was curious because I love Stephen King and Joe Hill, I really enjoyed Owen King's novel and I never read anything by her. It was interesting and good enough to make me want to read others, but just that...

Rare case when the film is better.

I loved this short stories graphic novel!

I'm reading one Poirot book every month, this one was the best till now!

Quick read, has some issues but it was really fun to read.

I had so much fun reading this one, but since I finished I can only think that Data (from star Trek) is a Sexbot (according to Murderbot's definition of one) and I can't stop laughing!

I hated this book. It starts as a badly written The handmaid's tale alternate universe fan fiction and it just gets worst.
Awful ending!

I liked this one, but I didn't love it.
It reads as everyday life Chronicles with a mystery to spice things up...

I'm in love with this books, Binti is such an amazing character!

So... I got a new gadget 🤭

That one is hard, but so necessary!
I received it from my blind book of the month (taglivros).

I always heard awlfull things about this book and had a vague memory of the movie being so boring (but it had Daniel Day-Lewis in It) that I never found the courage to read this.
I was wrong.

I loved this book! It was nothing as I expected but in the good sense.
I little girl that remembers everything that happens to her, I man who thinks he wants to forget. Music. Beatles.
Bittersweet sometimes, but beautiful!

In other news: new ink!

I read this for a blind box book club.
I didn't like it very much, but almost everyone loved it.
It's about revolution and exile, with some chapters of non fiction (the best parts of the book and I hate non fiction).

Amazon br had this huge sale and I got a lot of graphic novels! I'll finally finish preacher 😍

I love Hellboy but I never read all the graphic novels.
Got the first omnibus for a great price during a Amazon sale and finally read the beginning of it!
It was so much fun!

Victoria Schwab can do no wrong!
That was such a fun read, a rollercoaster of emotions!
I think Wes stole Kell's place into my heart (just kidding, they live together there now).

Read this in a Brazilian edition I got from a blind book club box.
I didn't like it and don't even want to write about it 🤷

Not a great book, kind of entertaining, a funny character that throws a lot of science at your face, just like the Martian.
Got annoyed with all the jokes about the female main character being a out her sex life.

I can't explain my feelings for this book in my first language, in my second, it is impossible!
Go read this beautiful book!

Ok, that was a bit repetitive, but I loved this book!
Loved the characters, cried a lot, but laughed more!

Read this one in January, but was not inspired.
Quick read, food plot, the middle was boring, great ending, but now enough to save the book.

I'm trying again to re read all Stephen King books in order! Book 2 done!
I didn't like this one but I thought it was better this time around 🤷

Read this for a WhatsApp bookclub that I organize.
It was my second reading and I still love it!

Read this again after almost 30 years! Where have all that time gone?
But I remembered the solution and it was disappointing 🤷
It used to be my favorite...

I read this one during #24in48 January 2019

I thought it was better than the first one, perfect characters, specially the villains.

I love Victoria, she can do no wrong ❤️

An amazing and shocking graphic novel about the youth of a real life serial killer.

And for the first time I DID IT! #24in48
It is almost midnight here, and I started at local time, so, it is over, and with only 20 minutes to spare!

Second book finished during the #24in48 readathon.
So beautiful!

First book finished during #24in48 January 2019 readathon

#24in48 6 hour challenge