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I finished Trudi Canavan's first two in the Traitor Spy trilogy, both enjoyable reads. Looking forward to #3 but I gave in and started my re-read of The Way of Kings. This read seems to be going faster than it did the first time.

Helen wrote: "Pickle wrote: "Sandra wrote: "Pickle wrote: "Im 41 pages into the very highly rated The Left Hand of Darkness and im usure if i will stick with it. Nothing has happened and what has b..."

i did enjoy it but its the sort of book i imagine i'll enjoy it more the second time around, if that makes sense. I couldnt quite understand what was going on in he real world with the political breakup of the USA. It was certainly different.

Currently reading The Republic of Thieves

Just started Words of Radiance and continuously writing my review

Finished The Ocean at the End of the Lane, which I didn't like, especially Gaiman's narration. I hate Gaiman, though, I was just checking if anything might change my mind. It won't. Never again.

What Makes This Book So Great by Jo Walton added about 30 books to my to-read pile. I love the passion she has for stories, it's hard not to want all the books she speaks about.

I also read The Waterproof Bible by Andrew Kaufman - I love him and his magical realism! - and The Best of All Possible Worlds by Karen Lord, some lighter sci-fi with romance thrown in (I wish I could resist it!).

At the moment, I'm hoping to read/finish before February ends:


Already started Poor Things (literary sci-fi, kind of), and Midwinterblood (on audio).