source I really liked this book! The descriptions are intricate and playful, and it's a sort of bookish Borgesian mystery that I love. I've recently done some reading about the Spanish Civil War so I'm

source Charming but somewhat slow follow-up, yet it manged to keep the slow pace a pace I could enjoy. Emily Wilde, a socially awkward creature, takes his adventure into the mysterious faerie realms known

source Charming but somewhat slow follow-up, yet it manged to keep the slow pace a pace I could enjoy. Emily Wilde, a socially awkward creature, takes his adventure into the mysterious faerie realms known

source Acolyte was by far not even close to Andors quality of storytelling, but I think there is a scenario where if Andor wasn't pre-greenlit for 2 season, it could've been cancelled because of how much

source I really enjoyed the world building and the laid out magic system which is of course what usually gets praised and for good reason. I do also enjoy magic that isn't explained or have any system

source Reading From Beyond was a wild, totally different from what I usually read. That line, "What do we know... of the world and the universe about us?" really hit me. It made me stop and think

source Reading From Beyond was a wild, totally different from what I usually read. That line, "What do we know... of the world and the universe about us?" really hit me. It made me stop and think

source I finished Xenos today and it was ridiculously hard to stop listening to (decided to go for an audiobook version just in case I found it hard to get into the world building ). I'm still semi-new

source Reading From Beyond was a wild, totally different from what I usually read. That line, "What do we know... of the world and the universe about us?" really hit me. It made me stop and think

source I finished Xenos today and it was ridiculously hard to stop listening to (decided to go for an audiobook version just in case I found it hard to get into the world building ). I'm still semi-new

I don't know if that could help some people but today I learned to discriminate pain, maybe you were like me, you had more than enough pain on your plate, maybe you were abused, you went through trauma,

source Rael Aveross was a former apprentice to Count Dooku, Dooku's last apprentice before he took on Qui-Gon. Rael had a close relationship with Dooku and was keeping in contact with him up until atleast

source This was soo good but like really, I’ve loved each book for different reasons and while I kinda missed Paul and Chani, I really liked the way the story progressed on. I loved the way initially Alia’s

source I just... really love Gillian Flynn's writing. I had so many ongoing reads at the same time as Dark Places that I knew I needed to put other books down and focus on this one. I read the last 300

I enjoyed this a reasonable amount! I'm not a fairy-tale person and I have a hard time suspending my disbelief when it comes to books for younger audiences - in general, I like my fantasy dark and gritty

source I finished the book last night. This might end up being more of a rant about the audiobook than actual thoughts about the book itself but I'll try not to get too whiny . The audiobook was available

source I didn't expect to vibe this much with this read. Full disclaimer, I had to take a few breathers from reading this novel throughout the week so I was fully prepared for it to be a mediocre read

source I didn't expect to vibe this much with this read. Full disclaimer, I had to take a few breathers from reading this novel throughout the week so I was fully prepared for it to be a mediocre read

source The wild part is that I'm gonna say that this is probably my favorite of Ward's stuff but I just took forever to finish it. It's a toss up between this and Needless Street but I think this edges

source I kinda feel like I’ll have a love/hate relationship with this book cuz it was all grizzly gruesome yet the pacing, writing etc were done well! I hated all the characters but like I could also see