pickSlight cheat on this - 11yrs, not 10. I went into this knowing these types of books play off fear & making mundane fantastical. That being said, I enjoyed it. I think it's true that many people around us have at least some traits associated with sociopathy - and that these traits may in fact lead to success for some (in competitive environments where empathy may actually hold you back.) #sadbuttrue #published10yearsago #litsy2017readingchallenge
pickWith this heartbreaking book that chronicles how Early Onset Alzheimer‘s Disease affects a cognitive scientist and her family is my last book for the #LitsyReadingChallenge #Published10YearsAgo #PublishedTenYearsAgo
pickI loved this one. Fantasy is my jam, but I'm usually more focused on urban than epic. Rothfuss builds a world with languages, people, and places that fascinated me. I combined audio with print to absorb it all more quickly. Kvothe is a hero, but I'm questioning if he's really ALL THAT or if he's embellishing. I'll have to read book two to find out more!
Full review at www.thebibliophage.com
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pickThe first in the Dublin Murder Squad was a good mystery. I raced through the last couple chapters just wanting to see how it would all go down! A little disappointed in how it ended, but definitely a good book and I'll be reading more in the series. #litsyreadingchallenge #published10yearsago
