Letting Go Of More Books I'll Never Reread

i thought it was all right i've enjoyed other things by paul mccauley more i didn't feel like i really needed to keep this on my shelves if i was not going to revisit it or necessarily recommend it and stuff

i did a review of it at the time i enjoyed it i liked it

it was an interesting read i really enjoyed learning more about okorafor as a person but i will never reread this

it was good the authors are really good writers very good at multiple pov stories as well that always really impressed me about this

i'm getting rid of these very old childhood copies because i don't care about them at all i think i've read them once

it was good the authors are really good writers very good at multiple pov stories as well that always really impressed me about this

i enjoyed this it's not my favorite stuff by scalzi but it was good fun

i really recommend this series i enjoyed the books so much and it was some of the earlier adult science fiction that i read that wasn't recommended to me by my parents

i loved this back in the day and when i was thinking about getting rid of it i decided to re-read the first volume and i bailed it just wasn't interesting anymore it wasn't funny anymore

last first snow is the one in the series i've read that i just didn't like that much i found it to be a little bit boring and i didn't i didn't love the characters that are the protagonists in this one

this is my favorite of her company series which is kind of a time travel science fiction series

this might be a bit of a surprise because i enjoyed this novella i really like duckett's writing style

i'm getting rid of these very old childhood copies because i don't care about them at all i think i've read them once

it was good the authors are really good writers very good at multiple pov stories as well that always really impressed me about this

this particular short story collection is one of my favorite collections i've ever read it's a pretty pivotal book in my reading history i have to say

this is kind of a mashed up pastiche of a lot of classic gothic vampire stories like carmilla and dracula it was kind of fun but at the same time i realized i do not care about a lot of classic vampire fiction not my thing

it was a really challenging read for me but i thought ultimately it was really good i would read more by this author if any of his other works are ever translated into english but it is not really my type of book

i liked this i liked it enough to buy my own copy of it actually i think i read it from the library

this was really good i highly recommend it's kind of inspired by the arab spring the author is egyptian and this is set in cairo

this book has some pretty gross out stuff in it has body horror and i thought it was good i had some really interesting ideas in it but i do not want to reread it like i do not want to be back in this world

it was all right it felt like very tolkienesque fantasy and i realized it's the first in a series and the rest of the series may never be translated