Well that was a great ending! It felt like there wasn’t a lot happening for the majority of the book, but it was still an exciting and intriguing read. The Zane storyline frustrated me, but I think that just feeds into the general issues I have with Vin as a character. I like her, but… Read More The Well of Ascension: Mistborn Book Two by Brandon Sanderson
A strong story. As part of a series it’s rare that an individual book has a strong individual narrative arch, but I really enjoyed the story line of A Game of Thrones; that which I assume continues into the next books (Dany’s journey to Westeros, Jon at the wall, the battle for the throne and… Read More A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin
My sister found this reading challenge list and I thought it sounded fun. With the help of my mum and sister I have found some books already that fulfil the requirements of the challenge, but some categories I have yet to decide on a book. To make this extra difficult, I will not reread books,… Read More 2015 Reading Challenge
And so it begins. Book 1 of my 2015 Reading Challenge has been read #46 A Play. I liked it, I think. It is not the translation I was recommended, so I will find that one and read it and see if I like that one more. Saying that I didn’t dislike it, I think… Read More The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov
Interesting. I found it really interesting how Anderson approached the religious conflict: the idea that Ondun was an older, superior being, not a god and how he subsequently played the Aidenists and Urecari at their own faith. I also really liked that the Traveller was Joron and that Aiden and Urec ventured and returned together,… Read More Terra Incognita: The Key of Creation by Kevin J. Anderson
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