I said I’d get back to my normal format this week, but there’s not much to round up in the way of blog content. However, there’s plenty by way of books — yikes!
Received to review:
What a haul, right? Bless Netgalley.
New books purchased:
My eclectic tastes are well on show in this post, huh?
I’ll skip the books read this week as there’s basically just one.
Reviews posted this week:
–It Takes Two To Tumble, by Cat Sebastian. Cuuuute. 4/5 stars
–A Gentleman Never Keeps Score, by Cat Sebastian. This is less all-out cute than the first book, though it is also sweet. 4/5 stars
Other posts:
–WWW Wednesday. This week discussing Mark Kurlansky, Mira Grant and Cat Sebastian.
–The Book Tempter’s TBR Challenge. Getting our TBRs down while in isolation? Well, maybe.
How’s everyone else doing? Reading anything good?
I’m looking forward to the release of Murderbot for sure! I have splurged on a pile of books with the virus lockdown as an excuse even though I haven’t been reading much!
I’m excited to start reading it!
I have a pile of books still in the mail, but no sign of them yet. *stares mournfully, especially since I’ll quarantine them for a few days before opening the packages*
Halfway through Last Emperor, enjoying it muchly. That is a fab haul indeed!
I’m looking forward to reading the trilogy straight through; Scalzi’s always solidly entertaining.
My word that’s an impressively exciting book haul 🙂
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It reaaaally is. Whoa.
That’s a really impressive number of books 😮
I’m at the beginning of The End of Eternity by Isaac Asimov, the combination of time travel and romance works really well for me. And there’s also a scientific mindset in Asimov that feels very familiar.
Otherwise I’m reading Marie Kondo’s manga and throwing stuff away (including books. that’s somehow a relief)
I’m a little overwhelmed just at the thought, to be honest. o_o; But they’re so awesome!
Ah, that sounds awesome. And yes, I’ve had that getting-rid-of-books-is-a-relief feeling; it feels wrong to say, but I did feel unburdened when I gently and gratefully took huge numbers of my long-neglected backlog to the book-recycling point.