The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly over on the Caffeinated Reviewer. Our basement has been full of stuff since shortly after we moved into our current house. It’s been over a decade and we have accumulated others stuff as well as additional stuff of our own. After these many years, I…
Oh my gosh, I loved it! I would love for more books from this world but I’m happy with how everything was wrapped up. I was a bit confused in the beginning because we meet some new characters in a different land. Before too long though it started to make sense because we switched back to Lazlo and Sarai.
I even managed to get my husband on the dance floor. Not only that, we opened the floor! He doesn’t like to dance, and I consider myself lucky to get him out for one. It was nice having it be the first dance of the night, and us being the first on the dance floor.
I recommend you try The Ruin of Kings by Jenn Lyons. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, be mad, be happy, and even take in sudden breaths out of shock. This book has everything including cute notes at the end of each chapter explaining things almost as a citation or defining who monsters or gods are. The notes at the end threw me off to begin with, but I got used to them and even looked forward to these little tidbits.
I’ve been working on cleaning up my Goodreads shelves. It’s hard with most every book being in an electronic format, so it’s hard to see what I have and need to read. I had created a just need the chance shelf on Goodreads, but I’ve been bad about keeping it up to date, and then it’s hard to find books I’m interested in. To solve this, I’m putting the books I’m interested in only on an Amazon wishlist. Then I’ll need to clean my wishlist because I know there are a few books that have been on the list for a few years.
Title: Bay of SighsSeries: The Guardians #2Author: Nora RobertsPublisher: Brilliance AudioNarrator: Saskia MaarleveldSource: Purchased Summary:To celebrate the rise of their new queen, three goddesses of the moon created three stars, one of fire, one of ice, one of water. But then they fell from the sky, putting the fate of all worlds in danger. And now three…
Well, our neighborhood is getting in the swing of fireworks. Thankfully it’s not the loud boom that worries our puppy, but if he actually sees the light appear from nowhere, he will bark at it. Good news considering how much our neighborhood loves their fireworks.
It’s been a while since I first picked up A Darker Shade of Magic, the first book of the Shades of Magic trilogy, so I was a little lost in the beginning as I worked to remember who the main characters where and what each had done in the first book.
Early last week I made a last minute post on Twitter I was participating in the Bout of Books readathon, round 25. Things have not gone according to plan.
I made it through Mistborn because I was trying to figure out the magic system. This book…this book just dragged. It took me several months to finish because there was nothing keeping me going.