April Reading Wrap Up

i really liked a lot of the poems in this collection i thought they were a really interesting series of poems and looking kind of like rural life i suppose and life as a working class woman in cornwall

i've read one of ruth ozeki's books before i read 12 the time being ages ago and really enjoyed it

everything about this was just glorious i just loved this and it was so fun and delightful and like deliciously weird but also like so powerful and serious and deep and dark at times

it's really powerful and i think the way this looks at war and human relationships and atrocity is really fantastic so i would really recommend this

i feel like the way this looks like kind of fontine as a character and her situation and the position of women at this point in history was really well done

so this was a fantastic read very emotional really powerful and really engaging and gripping and yeah just fantastic

i really loved this was a wonderful read and just the kind of thriller that i like with such a fantastic ending and like so amazingly written and yeah i just hugely love this

it's a really compelling read wonderfully written and really engaging and the civil war in angola is a bit of the world and recent history that i don't know very much about and so i thought this was really well done and i'd highly recommend it

i loved jonathan strange and mr norrell when i read it and last september and it was really nice to read some more stories set in this world because i loved the world and the world was so interesting and the world's history was so interesting but also like all the mythology and the lore of the magic of the world was great

it's really engaging really powerful both fun and moving and yeah just really thoroughly enjoyed this

i really enjoyed the reading but also i feel like it's a book that will i will think about a lot because i feel like it is kind of subversive in some ways and that was something i really enjoyed about it

i think northern south is probably my second favorite book of all time after i meet your friend by charles dickens i love it hugely and it was really nice to read it especially on audiobook because i've never listened to the audiobook before

so ollie farm was definitely a really strong anthony charlotte for me one of my favorites but i also have so many favorites because i've read so many of his books and but yeah it was great i would highly recommend ollie farm

i think northern south is probably my second favorite book of all time after i meet your friend by charles dickens

i didn't usually get on with this collection it just wasn't really for me i think

they actually kind of reminded me quite a lot of patrick gale thinking about like rough music and take nothing with you both of which i love a lot and both of which look at like someone when they're older but also when they're younger and kind of drawing the link between the two

they actually kind of reminded me quite a lot of patrick gale thinking about like rough music and take nothing with you both of which i love a lot and both of which look at like someone when they're older but also when they're younger and kind of drawing the link between the two

i feel like the way this book looks at kind of mental health and grief was really fantastic and yeah it was a really interesting read so definitely one i'd recommend

this was a really fantastic read i love this is another highlight of the month for me

in general they were just wonderful and i really thoroughly enjoyed all of these stories they were really engaging and it was really nice to like look at different parts of the world i'd come to know and love in the book jonathan strange and norell

i didn't usually love these stories i feel like i didn't get that much out of them there were a few stories that i did really enjoy and i liked the madman's diary which was the first story and i quite liked an incident as well

so i really enjoyed the wisdom of father brown and i'm sure i'll read some more father brown stories in the future

i really enjoy the atmosphere and i feel like the kind of social criticism and the way it was looking at like class tensions and kind of culture tensions was really interesting but i also don't really understand what the plot was or what happened in the plot