Romeo and Juliet is finished. This was my first Shakespeare play, which I read as part of my freshman year high school English class. I had either forgotten or never realized how funny Shakespeare is (maybe because a lot of jokes are sexual innuendos, which probably isn’t something you want to discuss with a bunch of […]
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Kingsman: The Secret Service by Mark Millar, Dave Gibbons & Matthew Vaughn
I love spy things. I grew up watching James Bond and adore the TV show Archer. I only heard about Kingsman: The Secret Service when the film with Colin Firth came out recently. I put the graphic novel on hold, fully intending to read it and compare it to the movie. Haven’t seen the movie […]
The Color of Magic by Terry Pratchett
This was actually a re-read. I read this last year during my last semester of college as an ebook and I didn’t remember it most of it. When Terry Pratchett met Death earlier this month, I was motivated to pick it and begin reading the Discworld series in earnest. The best way to describe The Color […]
Falling Kingdoms by Morgan Rhodes
If you watch Lainey (gingerreadslainey) on BookTube, you’ve no doubt heard of the Falling Kingdoms series. I listened to the first book, Falling Kingdoms, on audiobook from Hoopla, which is a streaming media service through my library (shameless library service plug). I’ve always enjoyed listening to audiobooks on roadtrips, especially the Jim Dale-narrated Harry Potter ones. […]
The Winner’s Crime by Marie Rutkoski
I enjoyed the first book in the Winner’s Trilogy, The Winner’s Curse, and gave it 4 stars (or cups, using my new blog rating scale). Maybe 4.5. The writing was absolutely beautiful and I loved the characters, but I wanted more world-building. I didn’t feel like I could completely ‘see’ Herran and Valorian society. Well, […]