Good morning folks! It’s been quite a week, with one of the new buns rather suddenly becoming a teenager on us and needing to be separated from his sister. They get play dates, but they can’t live together now. It’s a bit sad, but on the other hand one cage now lives next to me so I have tons of awesome pictures of them just hanging out close by.
It would’ve been a quiet week, book-wise, except that a few I ordered last week have come in and I have one new ARC!
Received to review:
New books:
Read this week:
Reviews posted this week:
–Magna Carta, by David Starkey. Not bad, but seemed basic to me. 2/5 stars
–Labyrinth, by Kate Mosse. I liked this when I first read this, but apparently that moment can’t be recaptured! 2/5 stars
–One Way, by S.J. Morden. I’d have liked this more if it wasn’t so very much like another book I read recently, though I found the characters thin and mostly distinguishable by their crimes. 2/5 stars
–The Ancient Celts, by Barry Cunliffe. Beautifully presented, but for some reason Cunliffe’s writing seems to put me to sleep. 3/5 stars
Other posts:
–Discussion: Film Adaptations. Yay or nay?
–WWW Wednesday. The usual update!
So how’re you all doing?
I’m really excited about The Ruin of Kings as well. Sounds like a really cool twist on a familiar idea!
Yeah, I think I was reading some buzz about it and itching to get it and then hey wait! It’s on Netgalley!
Sloth weekend for me, watching reruns of Coronation Street from 2013 on dvd and munching Thornton’s chocolates! Aw what a shame about the bunnies needing to be parted now. Still, the cuteness remains!
Ooh, nommy. And luckily they can still play, and will be reunited when they’re sterilised. We just don’t want them to have babies, especially since they’re brother and sister!