I like small books, tbh.
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The fairies are back - but this time they don't just want your teeth...
Granny Weatherwax and her tiny coven …
Unfortunately DNF… high fantasy really isn’t my cup of tea, it doesnt matter how many female characters you’ve got, apparently.
In this exquisite story of family, food, grief, and endurance, Michelle Zauner proves herself far more than a dazzling singer, …
Quadrinização de diversos relatos absurdos de relacionamentos que todos nós conhecemos.
It starts with whispers.
Then someone picks up a stone.
Finally, the fires begin.
When people turn on witches, the …
Area X has been cut off from the rest of the world for decades. Nature …
Absolutely peak Weird. It only took me 10 years to start reading this and oh my god, it was so much better than I expected. The setting, characters and ambiguity are amazing. Im in love with the worldbuilding. Cant wait to read the other ones!
Vou precisar de um tempinho pra me recuperar desse aqui.
The one thing you never talk about while you’re in the Scholomance is what you’ll do when you get out. …
"Elloren Gardner and her friends were only seeking to right a few wrongs when they rescued a Selkie and freed …
"A fresh and imaginative retelling of the Rumpelstiltskin fairytale from the bestselling author of Uprooted, …
Found my new favourite book. What a delight. Amazing character work and worldbuilding. Beautifully written. Just the right amount of will-they-wont-they, even though that’s not the main point of the story. I listened to the audiobook on Audible and the narrator is also FANTASTIC. She really did give each character a different voice. Im absolutely in love with this story.
[This was originally posted to Audible's page - I've listened to the audiobook for this one]
I see lots of complaints about the author’s performance for this audiobook. Is it sterile and lacking in nuance? Sure, but I think it also kind of fits the book. Can’t imagine Jennette McCurdy was thrilled in doing this. Her detached voice matches the emotional detachment one has when confronting a life of trauma. Hearing her voice breaks when her dawing revelation happens at the end breaks my heart. The writing is stiff and somewhat direct; once again something I would expect from someone who spent their whole life shutting up their own emotions for the benefit of others. It’s a poignant read that has the potential to spark a lot of relevant debate at the familial and community level. Jennette is glad her mom is dead and so am I, but I’m also …
[This was originally posted to Audible's page - I've listened to the audiobook for this one]
I see lots of complaints about the author’s performance for this audiobook. Is it sterile and lacking in nuance? Sure, but I think it also kind of fits the book. Can’t imagine Jennette McCurdy was thrilled in doing this. Her detached voice matches the emotional detachment one has when confronting a life of trauma. Hearing her voice breaks when her dawing revelation happens at the end breaks my heart. The writing is stiff and somewhat direct; once again something I would expect from someone who spent their whole life shutting up their own emotions for the benefit of others. It’s a poignant read that has the potential to spark a lot of relevant debate at the familial and community level. Jennette is glad her mom is dead and so am I, but I’m also glad she wrote this book.
Leonora Carrington, the distinguished British-born Surrealist painter is also a writer of extraordinary imagination and charm. Exact Change launched a …
A budding dark sorceress determined not to use her formidable powers uncovers yet more secrets about the workings of her …
Keiko Furukura had always been considered a strange child, and her parents always worried how …
Officially now one of my favorite books. What a journey. I love how simple and mundane everything is in this, and yet how magical Sayaka Murata makes it. It's beyond words really. The story of a somewhat out-of-place, late-thirties woman working in a convenience store and simply not following society's expectations--not because she knows better, not out of spite, not because of a grand plan, but because she simply doesn't care and she's living her life just how she likes it--and leaving everyone STUNNED. What an absolute thrill and delight. What amazing "antagonists" we have in this. What an amazing mind in the protagonist. Absolutely love love love.
The Jazz Age is in full swing, but Casiopea Tun is too busy cleaning the …
Silvia Moreno-Garcia must be a weight lifter, because she’s carrying the weight of my will to live with her.
