I primarily read science fiction, but I will also read some general fiction, and even an interesting autobiography.
I love The Dark Tower series by Stephen King. I'm not sure if anything I'll ever read will supplant it as my favorite thing to read.
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50% complete! essteeyou has read 6 of 12 books.
From sci-fi visionary and acclaimed author Annalee Newitz comes Automatic Noodle, a cozy near-future novella …
Reading this with my 8-year-old son. Changing a few choice words here and there so he's not obsessing over swearing. :-)
Reading this with my 8-year-old son. Changing a few choice words here and there so he's not obsessing over swearing. :-)
The eagerly awaited sequel to the #1 New York Times bestselling Words of Radiance, from …
Straight onto the next one. Another 40-hour audiobook!
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Brandon Sanderson, a special gift edition of Edgedancer, …
"A shard fork!" HAH, ridiculous.
This was a fun little novella, the tone was surprising considering the rest of the series, but it was fun. I wouldn't have minded it being a few chapters longer.
The Stump's voice actor makes me think of someone from The Expanse TV show.
"A shard fork!" HAH, ridiculous.
This was a fun little novella, the tone was surprising considering the rest of the series, but it was fun. I wouldn't have minded it being a few chapters longer.
The Stump's voice actor makes me think of someone from The Expanse TV show.
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Brandon Sanderson, a special gift edition of Edgedancer, a short novel of the …
I read part of this while I was in Hawaii. These books always make me laugh.
I'll read any Tim Key & Emily Juniper book.
I'll read any Tim Key & Emily Juniper book.
Interesting. A bit different from what I usually read, but it was pretty entertaining, and the characters felt unique.
This is a bit of a weird one. I don't like the majority of the characters very much. They've all made some pretty bad decisions so far.
This is a bit of a weird one. I don't like the majority of the characters very much. They've all made some pretty bad decisions so far.
The eagerly awaited sequel to the New York Times bestselling The Way of Kings.
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Content warning Some spoilers
Nice to see some conclusions.
I knew Jasna was going to make a comeback. Her "death" was so anticlimactic.
Glad to see the end of a certain high prince, too.
In this collection, Watts displays the intelligence, playfulness of thought, and simplicity of language that …
Mind-bending stuff. Half of it feels sensible and half of it seems crazy.
The eagerly awaited sequel to the New York Times bestselling The Way of Kings.
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I started listening to this a while back but forgot to update here. It's good. Kaladin is finally getting out there and showing himself!
I started listening to this a while back but forgot to update here. It's good. Kaladin is finally getting out there and showing himself!
Finished reading this with my 7-year-old son last night. It was a very touching story. I'm glad my son listened to it with good attention most of the time. I checked that he was understanding the story as it went along, and he followed most of it.
I'll definitely check out more books by this author in the future.
Finished reading this with my 7-year-old son last night. It was a very touching story. I'm glad my son listened to it with good attention most of the time. I checked that he was understanding the story as it went along, and he followed most of it.
I'll definitely check out more books by this author in the future.
Widely acclaimed for his work completing Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time saga, Brandon Sanderson now …
It took me a little while to get into this one, but once I started having to commute to work again I rattled through it in short order.
I feel like I know a lot of the characters now, and I'm so pleased to remember that I've got multiple books in the series waiting to go. I'm not so much looking forward to a ten-year gap for the next ones though.
There are some elements of this that I'm not over the moon about. There were a fair few descriptions of women that I feel like women might roll their eyes at, and the disembodied voice saying "UNITE THEM" turns out to be someone I really wouldn't have expected.
I'll start the second book on my way home tonight, and I'm reliably informed it's either best or second-best in the series, which is cool.
It took me a little while to get into this one, but once I started having to commute to work again I rattled through it in short order.
I feel like I know a lot of the characters now, and I'm so pleased to remember that I've got multiple books in the series waiting to go. I'm not so much looking forward to a ten-year gap for the next ones though.
There are some elements of this that I'm not over the moon about. There were a fair few descriptions of women that I feel like women might roll their eyes at, and the disembodied voice saying "UNITE THEM" turns out to be someone I really wouldn't have expected.
I'll start the second book on my way home tonight, and I'm reliably informed it's either best or second-best in the series, which is cool.
@swinstead Yikes, how did it manage that in 24 pages?
