Gotham City Sirens
Possibly controversial opinion…
Between DC and Marvel I think DC has the better characters. I mean yeah the cinematic universe Marvel is better although DC has some good animated stuff and DC definitely has the better villains and anti-heroes in my humble opinion of course.
Continue reading “The Sirens of Gotham & What’s Next for Harley”
Sorcery of Thorns
By: Margaret Rogerson
Elizabeth has grown up as a child of the library. A world filled with librarians and living books. The books sing, the cry, they live, they feel pain and are various degrees of dangerous.
She’s happier there than anywhere. She dreams of being Warden one day and as such one rule she must live by- stay away from magic.
Continue reading “Magic Libraries & Living Books: Sorcery of Thorns”
Geek Girls Don’t Cry
By: Andrea Towers
I actually picked Geek Girls up awhile back when all the Dany-related GOT furor was going on. It ticks a lot of my boxes- female characters, mental health representation in culture and how both are perceived.
Geek Girls looks at why we relate so strongly to these characters as well.
Sawkill Girls
By: Claire Legrand
I’ve been on a scare me kick recently and want things along the lines of Stranger Things plus I’ve wanted to read a Claire Legrand for ages (or at least since last year) so I finally picked up Sawkill Girls.
Monsters and girl power. What more could a girl want?
Continue reading “I Have Some Reservations on this One (Spoilers)”
The Storm Crow
By: Kalyn Josephson
The Storm Crow is due to be published July 9th but I received a copy in December’s Fairy Loot. (Six months is about right for me actually reading arcs!)
It’s about a land powered by magical crows that people can fly and what happens to that land when the crows are destroyed and war is threatened.
Pyramids
By: Terry Pratchett
I took a little break from my Discworld reading travels at the beginning of the year. Maybe it was fatigue but Good Omens put me in the mood to jump back in. In the future I probably won’t follow the one a month schedule that I had been doing.
Discworld is great fun but it’s probably best when you’re feeling in the mood for the crazy…
I’ve wanted to participate in Calendar Girls for a while now. It’s a monthly event run by Katie at Never Not Reading and Adrienne at Darque Dreamer Reads in which you post your favorite choice for the specific topic.
My problem is that I am so bad at picking just one anything when it comes to books! But I narrowed it down for a Favorite Book OTP. Though I’m totally giving runners-up 🙂
We made it to the half way point! Cheers to us!
Thinking back over all the entertainment books, television and films over the last couple of months all I can do is hope that there are some nice surprises to come. I mean don’t get me wrong there’s been some good stuff even some gems but nothing that really surprised me.
But there are definitely some great options ahead. Especially in books!
Continue reading “Halfway through 2019: A Little Look Backward & Forward”
Teeth in the Mist
By: Dawn Kurtagich
I read ‘inspired by the legend of Faust’ and was like sign me up!
I enjoyed both Kurtagich’s previous books The Dead House & And the Trees Crept In so when I saw this one and read witches and deals with the devils along with a suitably creepy cover I jumped at buying and for once it was an immediate read for me.
Hot Dog Girl
By: Jennifer Dugan
A couple of weeks ago when I did my summer reading recommendations I noted I was reading and enjoying Hot Dog Girl- which boy I should have just kept my mouth shut.
I should probably know better than to judge solely on tag lines and covers especially concerning hot dogs one of my true food enemies but boy it all came down to how much Eloise sucked and since she was the main character that turned into a problem.
