Can it be? Yes, that’s right! No new books this week, neither to review nor bought. I did buy a couple of Guy Gavriel Kay books for my Kobo, but I already owned them in paperback — got them second hand years ago, so I had an attack of conscience.
And because it’s UNstacking the shelves, I get to post full size covers of the books I’ve finished this week. Pleaaaaase don’t comment to tell me to enjoy my new books, ’cause I ain’t got any. Honestly, I appreciate the visits, but if you don’t read the post, what’s the point?
Books read this week:
A good reading week, as you can see!
Reviews posted this week:
–Restless Creatures, by Matt Wilkinson. An interesting topic, but something about the book just didn’t work for me. 2/5 stars
–No Time To Spare, by Ursula Le Guin. Her last publication. Gah. 4/5 stars
–RUR, by Karel Capek. Fascinating because it was so foundational. 3/5 stars
–The Weirdstone of Brisingamen, by Alan Garner. Nope. Still don’t get the appeal. 2/5 stars
–Beneath the Sugar Sky, by Seanan McGuire. Not quite my favourite, because I don’t get on with nonsense worlds, but I enjoyed spending more time with Christopher and Kade. 4/5 stars
–Words Are My Matter, by Ursula Le Guin. Her non-fiction is not my favourite, but she still has a crystal-clear vision and way of putting things. 4/5 stars
Other posts:
–WWW Wednesday. My latest reads.
What’s everyone been up to? Good week, bad week, read everything you could get your hands on week? Let me know!
Ooh! Changing Planes was delightful – both conceit and stories. I hope you liked it.
It was a reread for me, so yes! 🙂
Well done on some unstacking this week and getting good reading done! I really like that cover for Changing Planes. The colours are great!
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It’s been a good week! Thanks for dropping by, as ever. I think you might be my most loyal commenter.
Grats on only unstacking the shelves this week. I’m looking forward to your thoughts on The Only Harmless Great Thing!
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I still need to collect my thoughts and write that review!