Welcome to Litsy!

I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new. Don‘t judge me - I have a lot of books. Join the fun if you want.
This is day 124 #bookstoread #tbrpile #bookstagram

My reading experience was very disconnected, partly cause of the structure but mostly bc I had to put it aside for a bunch of library holds. Sorry, book. I enjoyed this but it does feel like an early work in places. I'd be interested in reading more by Sedia. I wish I'd read this when it came out as imo it has a similar vibe to some others I read a few years ago, like Amanda Downum's Dreams of Shreds and Tatters. 3 ⭐

What's a #readathon without cooking or baking something yummy?? Today I had a craving for rice pudding (and milk that needed to be used up) mmm.

Not quite finished the Poe collection but finished the stories and into the essays etc. So grabbed this one to break it up a bit. Haven't even hit 2 hrs yet though, so I won't be getting a very high time for the readathon.

Hmmm....this one never quite came together for me. There was an always expanding cast of characters, lots of Russian history and folk tales galore. It never exhibited the intensity I was expecting. Interesting but not fantastic. I would guess there was all kinds of symbolism I just didn‘t get.

Do far, I am underwhelmed...hope it gets better. Did enjoy the above quote.

Like a Russian version of Neverwhere, but oh so much more. Loved it!

I finished this one late last night so I thought I would combine it with my monthly wrap up. I wanted to love this book, and I did like it, but it was very slow in places which I found odd for a relatively short book. It was for my #LRC #judgebycover - clockwork ravens, count me in! I completed the #mmdchallenge (fun track) this month!

Currently on my nightstand.