pickThis was a strong conclusion to the Emily Wilde trilogy, although I‘m a bit sad to be done with this lovely world and the adorable Wendell. As a dog and cat owner, I also appreciated the personalities of Shadow and Orga.
My own “Shadow” Clyde is posing with the book. 😆
So in the 35 pages I‘ve read thus far, I have come to two conclusions… 1: I have watched far too many Chinese historical dramas, thus giving Wang Yibo‘s face to the male lead in the book… and 2: if the two characters I am currently rooting for are not in love together by the end of the book… imma RIOT!
pickI wish there was more! Sometimes I hate coming to the end of the journey, even though it ended perfectly. I guess I can just start over again, though. 💕
pickBook two in The Last Binding trilogy, and in this one, we are searching for the second object that forms part of the Last Contract.
I wish I'd learn from my mistakes and would read series without gaps. I read book one over a year ago, and it took me a fair few chapters to get back into this world.
I did, however, get back into it, and while I didn't love this adventure as much, it was a decent read, and it was nice to get to know Maud better.
pickOverall I enjoyed this continuation of the story of a fae researcher and her fae prince. 4⭐️
#bookspinbingo again!
Happy belated bookish Valentine's Day everyone!
Just had to share my Valentine's book haul from my sweetie!
And how was I able to have the shelf space available in the photo? Part of my gift was also a new bookshelf!
I may be just a teeny tiny bit spoiled. 😳😆
pickY'all. Katherine Arden is just...magical. So...what if ghost stories and folktales associated with war were real (i.e. what if a fiddler really was on that roof?) This book, like all her books, beautifully weaves folk stories and reality, and I CANNOT get enough of her!
pickI really wasn't deliberately avoiding a #BookSpinBingo, but at this point, it's too funny -- I'm trying to keep it up until any book I read would be an inevitable bingo.
Drake Hall is the second book in a series; I enjoyed the first book, but wondered how it was going to handle Edith's Jewish heritage (if at all), whether it was just using it for exoticisation purposes, etc, given that she's very Christian. This book somewhat answered that worry.
It's been two weeks and 17 books since I read a book with dragons. Time to enjoy the third book in the Miss Percy's Guide series.
Book not in database, I've tagged the first book in the series.
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