When In Doubt, A Book Haul

i have read and adored a wrinkle in time many times throughout my life madeleine l'engle was hands down one of my favorite authors as a kid

these are my favorite books by nadia korra for i'm pretty sure that's my decision now these are my favorites

i love the characters i love the setting i love the world and i love the journey that all these characters are going on as they grow up it's been fantastic

these are my favorite books by nadia korra for i'm pretty sure that's my decision now these are my favorites

the other one by him that's also in the sf masterworks line that i really enjoyed is double star

somewhat like fearsome engine by ian banks which i have read and it was okay

we have my favorite discworld novel of all time my favorite terry pratchett novel of all time going postal

i also talked about the first book hither page these books are so good just go out and read them

the series has gotten complex enough and the action has like really started to kick into gear that i can't just go into it cold anymore i have to start rereading the previous volumes to remind myself what's been going on and it's worth it because it's really good and it's so pretty to look at

i really love to pet and i'm hoping that this will have a lot of the same vibes

pyramids which i don't recall much of the story of this one but i remember thinking it was hilarious

then we have sorcery which i also remember really enjoying

i really enjoyed the first volume but i thought it was a standalone and i was like why did this end so abruptly

i have read the chrysalids the day of the trifids and the midwich cuckoos and these two are trouble with lycan which i think multiple people recommended to me and then the kraken wakes which seems to be one of his other well-known ones that a lot of people mention

but i remember loving these books they're basically i think they're like regency era supernatural fantasy about a young woman who discovers she has the ability to like see and fight demons or something and it was fantastic i loved them especially the second book

but i remember loving these books they're basically i think they're like regency era supernatural fantasy about a young woman who discovers she has the ability to like see and fight demons or something and it was fantastic i loved them especially the second book

last year i discovered john wyndham's work and i was really impressed i read his three novels that are in the sf masterworks line

the door into summer i have read and i actually really liked it like i really enjoyed the story

this is one of the go-to books in the spinning and fiber world and it is just a bunch of research on sheet breeds and their wool and spinning it and like recommendations for how to turn it into yarn or what to do with it all that fun stuff

i have read the man who fell to earth i did a review of that one and i liked it i was really intrigued by tevis's work

last year i discovered john wyndham's work and i was really impressed i read his three novels that are in the sf masterworks line

i've already read this and raved about it this is historical queer romance with a major mystery element

it was a little bit underwhelming in the sense that i was already very familiar with a lot of what pollen had to say but it was still very good and i liked it for what it was