What have I read this week? Just one, this time.
This is a historical novel about the writer George Sand. I found it interesting, in that I feel like I have a better idea what George Sand was like, but it didn’t really resonate with me emotionally.
What have I read this week? Just one, this time.
This is an anthology of short pieces written by autistic people. I enjoyed it; it was good to read stuff by other autistic people and a lot of it resonated on a personal level.
What have I read this week? Quite a few; I guess I’m making up for the last few weeks of minimal reading.
This is a novel about a woman named Molly who is a paleobotanist who has found some anomalous artefacts at the site she is working at. I didn’t like this. I couldn’t relate to Molly’s character at all, and I didn’t find the plot very interesting.
This is a retelling of Norse myths. I enjoyed these, although I would have liked a bit more about the motivation for their actions, especially Loki. They’re detailed enough that I wanted more than “that’s just how they are” to explain why they did what they did.
This is an anthology of short stories by queer African authors. I enjoyed these; they were interesting and well-written.
This is a science fiction novel about a far-future society where humans travel through space via the Flow, but it has begun to collapse. I enjoyed this. The characters were interesting, as is the world, and it’s an easy read. I definitely want to read the rest of the series.
This is the sequel to The Collapsing Empire, and I enjoyed it a great deal. It’s just as good as the first book, and carries on the story in an engaging way. I look forward to reading the third book.
What have I read this week? Just one, but at least I finally finished something!
This is a science fiction novel about a woman called Jane Kamali who lives in the far future when technology in the galaxy has been partially and unevenly rolled back by a phenomenon called the pulse. I quite enjoyed this; it’s a fun read and I enjoyed the characters and the world.
What have I read this week? Nothing, again.
What have I read this week? Nothing, again.
What have I read this week? Nothing, once again.
And it’s late. Sorry, I forgot yesterday was Sunday!
What have I read this week? Just one.
This is a children’s book about a boy named Mili who receives a mysterious package containing a tollbooth which takes him to a strange land. This was a re-read of one of my favourite books from childhood, and I still enjoy it a great deal.
What have I read this week?
This is a fantasy novel about a young woman named Jude whose parents are killed when she is a child and she and her two sisters are taken into Faerie. I liked this, although it’s a little bleak. Jude is an interesting character, and the world is fascinating.
What have I read this week? Just one.
This is a collection of short stories. I liked these; I found them really interesting and I would definitely read more by this author.
