Book review of "And Another Thing" by Eoin Colfer which is an approved continuation of Douglas Adams's "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy"
Book Review: “And Another Thing…” by Eoin Colfer
Category: adventuring bibliophile
Book Review: “The Hunchback of Notre-Dame” by Victor Hugo
I picked this as the next book to read off my shelf because I wanted a change and I figured old French novels are sometimes a good palette cleanser. I enjoyed The Phantom of the Opera and The Count of Monte Cristo is one of my favorite books. What I forgot when I forged ahead [...]
Book Review: “This Dark Endeavor” by Kenneth Oppel
"The Apprenticeship of Victor Frankenstein" got me very excited...however I'm just not a fan of Victor Frankenstein it turns out.
Book Review: “Monsterkind” volume 1 by Taylor K.
You know what's a bummer? Really enjoying a comic book series, getting excited to read it and realizing you've got to wait awhile for the next one. Which is what happened here....almost.
Book Review: “Zombies vs Unicorns”
I don't know why high school me didn't read this. Actually I do, I don't always go for short story collections. But I'm for sure team unicorn right now. How about you?
Book Review: “Ender’s Game” by Orson Scott Card
I had a feeling I wouldn't be the biggest fan of this book but sometimes when you have free access to a book curiosity must be tended to.
Book Review: “The Earthsea Trilogy” by Ursula K. Le Guin
I really thought I'd read this, but I hadn't. Ursula K. Le Guin is well known in the fantasy genre and for good reason.
Book Review: “Hush Girls” by Emily Hansen
I think I might've read this spooky October vibe feeling collection of short stories too early.
TBR Bookcase tour
What better time than during a pandemic to try and knock out all the books in your TBR pile you haven't read? Now that I feel a little organized let's take a look out my book case.
Book Review: “Every Heart A Doorway” by Seanan McGuire
A friend of mine reached out while I was home and told me he wanted to send me a postcard because that's one of the things he was doing to keep in touch with people. I shared my address and then shortly after instead of a postcard in my mailbox I found a book, this [...]