Welcome to Litsy!

Next read sticking with #kindle.

I have so many lovely print editions waiting tbr but I just can't face struggling with the print on these dark winter days 🤦‍♀️

What happens when you are having fun, just off on an adventure to track down cryptids you know aren't real.... but you find one, no more! that are real! And your girlfriend gets sucked out into some other reality and there you are left behind. What then?

A fun and imaginative stand alone, with lots of lovely biological science in it.
#Roll100 @PuddleJumper

Choosing books.

My book-haul from my favorite bookstore. The tall stacks are advanced readers copies given to me by John and Michelle, owners of Cavalierhouse Books. The small pile is what I purchased. Amazing!

#bookspinbingo 🤩 first line for a few months!

This book was BANANAS. Basically the multiverse, I found it really gripping at the beginning and end but did struggle a bit in the middle. Overall still a pick for me.

📚📚📚📚 A bit slow to start and some confusing science that isn‘t easy to follow until the end. Giant intelligent rats, other worlds, rifts in time & space…interspersed with chapters of evolutionary lectures. While not my favorite of his books, it was interesting & picked up after the 60% mark

#Movie2BookRecs @Klou
Prompt: Deep Impact

This chunkster was enjoyable. Still mulling what to say, how to describe it. Took me just a few days to read 597 pages, so it kept me reading and guessing.

Am I going to have to learn these period to understand this story? Set in an alternate universe? Tchaikovsky always makes me think.

The scope and scale of this amazing novel are breathtaking--as with Children of Time, I am in awe of Tchaikovsky's epic imagination. It starts small enough, with two young cryptid hunters setting off to find a monster on Bodmin Moor, and even as it expands to encompass more than those girls ever dreamed of, they are the human heart of the tale: seeking out the unknown, celebrating difference, driven by open-minded curiosity. Loved it!