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The Mimicking of Known Successes presents a cozy Holmesian murder mystery and sapphic romance, set …
The romance in this book is so tender and sweet and queer and I loved it to much.
Nineteenth in the Discworld universe and third entry of the City Watch series, this novel …
I liked Angua/Carrot in this one a lot more than I did in Men at Arms.
A cute and poignant little book about family and loneliness.
If I understand the term, this book is magical realism. But it’s interesting cause it also includes elements of near future scifi. Is this generally just considered part of magical realism or is this something notably different?
Humanity is on the verge of discovering immortality, which means the avatar of Death is …
I picked this up today at the library. It was a whim, I wasn’t even there to get a book, but the cover art was intriguing and so I took it home. Once the kids were asleep, I laid in bed and read it cover to cover and it was captivating.
‘What’s so hard about pulling a sword out of a stone? The real work’s already …
I have to say, I didn’t love it. Not sure exactly why. I don’t know.
This book made me cry so much. The true love stuff is perhaps a bit trite but what can I say? I’ve always been a sucker for that kinda stuff.
1 New York Times Bestselling author Brandon Sanderson brings us deeper into the Cosmere universe …
I listened to the audiobook while driving from Texas to Minnesota and it was an absolute joy!
I am convinced that Alix Harrow is the rightful heir to Terry Pratchett. You can feel that same rage at the unfairness of the world.
