It's not a hard and fast rule, but I read mostly non-fiction.
Most of my fantasy reading is Terry Pratchett.
Theme parks. World's Fairs. Miniature buildings. Stereoscopy. Science and science history. How-to and maker books, and the occasional "For Dummies" book if I want to learn a specific skill.
I seem to be reading a lot of cat books lately. I once went to a Japanese restaurant where the owner had a TV in the corner, and I noticed that there were often cat videos showing. I asked him if I was seeing this just by chance and if he watched other things, and he said, "Sometimes other thing; mostly cat."
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Stereoscopic drawings. Book has stereoscopic lenses built into the cover.
The story of Dewey the celebrated library cat is now available for the youngest of readers in this new, fully-illustrated …
Raising Steam is the 40th Discworld novel, written by Terry Pratchett. It was the penultimate one, published before his death …
The story of Dewey the celebrated library cat is now available for the youngest of readers in this new, fully-illustrated …
A fun expansion of the Thunderbirds science-fiction universe, with amusing technobabble text by Sam Denham and dynamic cutaway drawings by Graham Bleathman. The illustrations are leaps and bounds more exciting than the flat, blueprint-like drawings in Franz Joseph's similar "Star Fleet Technical Manual." What I would have given for this book when I was a Thunderbirds-obsessed kid in the 1960s!
Memoir of composer.
Death comes to everyone eventually on Discworld. And now he's come to Mort with an …
Found a signed paperback at the thrift store for $2.20.
