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Starting my Discworld Readathon. I have read a bunch of Discworld novels in German when I was a teen, but that was... a while ago. So I'll try reading them all in the order in which they were published, this time in English.

Sometimes you need something cozy and heartwarming where a dwarf and an orc can fall in love over pastries and 'moist' books. These books are the literary equivalent of a comfortable chair in front of a cheerful fire with a good story in your hand and a mug of coffee and some sweet treat on the table beside you while a pleasant rain tinkles to the ground outside. Cozy and warm and lovely.

Of course, now I need to immediately re-read Legends and Lattes.

I wish I had a babysitter like Mary Dunlavy. But what can I say, it's a Seanan McGuire Incryptid Novel, there's never been one that I didn't love, and I loved this one. It did, however, absolutely break my heart. The stakes are high and the consequences terrible in this one.

This is an old favorite of mine that I dug out after having a bit of a craving. Diane's always been one of the author's I feel really gets the TOS characters right.

I adored the incredibly distracted scholar, Mr. Aubrey, when I read Scales and Sensibility, so it's little wonder that this book, with both protagonists more appealing to my tastes. Rose was easy to identify with, as we share a number of traits, not the least a tendency to take care of everyone else while forgetting to take care of ourselves. A fun read.