so-soSo far my least favorite volume. It the detective having an interview and telling all kinds of stories that happened in the past. They were okay stories, they didn't really grab me or hold my attention like the other volumes. Art was wonderful as usual. Hopefully the next volume is better.
pickA clever book, this one, that takes the police procedural and twists it up, then lets go to see what will happen. Bright and funny and sparking with magic and myth, and rife with likeable characters. I can see why this is such a popular series, for sure. (Read on kindle)
pickI should have known Aaronovich was a Discworld reader. He'd have got along great with STP!
Switching back and forth between these tonight.
"Vampires!
Not the glittery kind, sir."
panI hate to say this but it must be said:
This volume is utter crap.
PC Peter Grant is being interviewed in the last part of the process to becoming a DCI. Four of his cases are being reviewed, one of which makes no sense at all. The single sheet comics are lame.
Aaronovitch needs to stop producing pablum like comics, novellas, and short stories and give us a real novel to sink our teeth into.
Can‘t wait for November!
Snowy Tuesday reads (I have already finished a romance novel this morning 🙌). I love comics that continue a series while novels are being written. And have the same author, thus the same tone!
Last few #bookmail arrivals here. Two comic preorders (I have already read the Lumberjane), one awesome-sounding family history nonfiction on the amazon book coupon day, and both Crazy a Rich Asians, which I just read and loved, and the next book in the series, because I have problems with self control when buying books. 🤷♀️ #bookhaul
When one of your favourite series quotes one of your all time favourites. A #Pratchett reference in Rivers of London. Crivens! #bemoreTerry
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