I spent
three weeks reading GoT, so I didn’t think I’d get any reading at all done this
month but I managed to get some major pages done in the last 1.5 weeks of
April.
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A Game of Thrones - George RR Martin I loved this but it was SO
DENSE that it took me forever to get through it. I have the others, but I can’t
bring myself to commit the time to reading them yet (although I did hear that
the rest were not as hard to get through, because you know all the characters,
etc). So we’ll see. Two thumbs up (I still haven’t watched the show).
24 To Walk the Night - ES Moore Fluff, which
was well needed after GoT.
25 Gathering Blue - Lois Lowry Loved. I saw
that universally this wasn’t as enjoyed as The Giver but I loved it for what it
was.
26 Angel's Ink - Jocelynn Drake Eh. It was
okay. It was also free which helps a lot.
27 The Taken - Vicki Pettersson Oh, this was
strange but interesting and FUN. I haven’t enjoyed a book and not worried about
plot in a while. And it was a good plot, fun. Still holes but I didn’t care.
FUN.
28 Messenger - Lois Lowry I love that I’m
seeing where this story is going even though I don’t know where it’s going. I
loved this one too.
2 comments:
I loved Gathering Blue too. The Messenger was not as concrete (not sure that's the right word?), but I liked it too, though not as much. I want to read Son, but I'm trying to get through the books I actually own for now. If you give it a glowing review I'll pick it up right away though. :)
I read the first 4 GoT books earlier this year to refresh my memory. I think 1 and 4 seemed the longest. 2 and 3 didn't seem so long. 5 feels like an eternity though (even though it's good). He and Robert Jordan have some major issues with drawing out their stories.
I read Son last week and it was a satisfying end to the series. Reviews online were mixed.
I will eventually get to the rest of GoT, but SO MANY BOOKS TO READ! I also just read Indigo Spell last week - are there any ther Richelle Mead books I'm missing that came out? God I loe them, all the characters are like old friends these days.
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