Happy weekend! It’s been a nice short week for me, and I’m still glad to see the weekend. Hope everyone has fun plans — even if “fun plans” means hiding away in a cosy corner with a book, of course.
Books acquired this week
I’m trying not to buy too many books, but a couple of impulse buys here and there can’t hurt when I plan to read them right away, right?
Posts from this week
- Bookish comics: I Will Judge You By Your Bookshelf, by Grant Snider (2/5 stars, “it was okay”)
- Fantasy: Clockwork Boys, by T. Kingfisher (4/5 stars, “really liked it”)
- Poetry: Eat the World, by Marina Diamandis (1/5 stars, “didn’t like it”)
- Fantasy: Reignclowd Palace, by Philippa Rice (4/5 stars, “really liked it”)
- Non-fiction: First Light: Switching on Stars at the Dawn of Time, by Emma Chapman (2/5 stars, “it was okay”)
- Crime: Nine Times Nine, by Anthony Boucher (3/5 stars, “liked it”)
- Non-fiction: Crap: A History of Cheap Stuff in America, by Wendy A. Woloson (3/5 stars, “liked it”)
And the other posts:
What I’m reading
It’s still been a good week for reading, though a lot of these are quite short! Here’s a peek at the books I’ve finished and intend to review on the blog:
I’m planning to play a lot of Final Fantasy XIV this weekend, as I want to work on my weapon relic, so that’s going to be fun! But I do want to finish off the books I need to finish to get a blackout on Book Spin Bingo on Litsy, which means I’ll be doing plenty of reading too, as the end of the month approaches. My first focus is You Should Be So Lucky, by Cat Sebastian, which I’m loving, but… I have quite a bit of reading to do!
Linking up with Reading Reality’s Stacking the Shelves, Caffeinated Reviewer’s The Sunday Post, and the Sunday Salon over at Readerbuzz.
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