More books from my trip to Arizona in August. All these books (there‘s even more) have just been sitting waiting for me to put them in my database. My massive suitcase had been full of my son‘s clothes for his sophomore year in college, so I filled it up with books to bring home. 😊
I‘m reading one chapter a day of Martin Chuzzlewit with a group and it‘s awesome! It allows us to do a deep-dive analysis on each one, which highlights the literary elements of the story. I‘m re-listening (is that a word? 🤷♀️) to Diavola because I loved it the first time around and it is holding up! I‘m hoping to finish up The Terror, which has been super-creepy (ice horror freaks me out!), and possibly start the Grady Hendrix! 🤞
#WeekendReads
so-soPercy Whyborne, a philologist working in the Ladysmith Museum, is asked to help PI Griffin Flaherty decode a book sent by a murder victim to his father.
The rather nebulous eldritch Lovecraftian horror didn't really engage me until the last third when I started to feel some sort of connection to the characters. This series may get better now that the characters are established so I'll continue with the next installment.
Started a historical book on early England in 9th Century during time of King Alfred the Great. First of a long series.
