Technically, I think this might be an unStacking week, but I found some books I never featured so hey! They get their chance to shine this week. Also, I haven’t been doing much unstacking anyway, given that I am hurtling towards my final exams (and caught a horrible stupid virus).
But first, of course, here’s a bunny pic, since I’m still away from them. Breakfast wants to know what y’all are doing!
And here’s the new(ish) books!
New books:
A rather random assemblage, but that will surprise no one when it comes to me!
Books read this week:
Reviews posted this week:
–Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts, by Christopher de Hamel. I found this really relaxing to read, just something where I could let tons of information wash over me while enjoying descriptions of beautiful books. 4/5 stars
–Seven Dead, by J. Jefferson Farjeon. Melodramatic, of course, but also oddly compelling just from the weirdness of the opening. 4/5 stars
–On a Red Station, Drifting, by Aliette de Bodard. This writer has a gift for complex characters you can’t quite root for, but who seem very human all the same. (Even when they’re not.) I enjoyed this, and I’m looking forward to trying more of the stories in the same world. 4/5 stars
Other posts:
–Discussion: Romance. Tl;dr? Don’t knock romance just because it’s not your thing.
–WWW Wednesday. The weekly update on what’s on my plate or, er, stack right now. Spoiler: too many books at once.
So, what’re you reading? Stacking your shelves with anything fascinating? I can’t promise I’ll comment back immediately (EXAM TIME!), but I always do visit back in the end!