Book Journal: Books 15-17
Book 15 was an audiobook, Beguilement by Lois McMaster Bujold. The audiobooks available to download to my phone via our library system are few and far between, especially when it comes to Sci-fi, but I decided to give this one a try. I found the characters fascinating but there's not much story there - I suspect it will ramp up in the next couple books, but if I had paid for this I probably wouldn't be worried about reading the rest. However, since the rest are available for free audiobook download, I'm on the waiting list for book 2.
Book 16 was Peter Pan by JM Barrie, also on audiobook. When we got back from Disney World I realized I'd never actually read the original, so now I have. I enjoyed it a lot and need to get Brit to read it since she loves all the movies and such a lot, but has never actually read the original, either.
Book 17 was Coyote Blue by Christopher Moore. A friend had sent it to me in a box of books, and I've loved everything CM has ever written, this included. Coyote is a Trickster (much like Tinkerbell *grins at Dave*) and it was a fun read.
Book 16 was Peter Pan by JM Barrie, also on audiobook. When we got back from Disney World I realized I'd never actually read the original, so now I have. I enjoyed it a lot and need to get Brit to read it since she loves all the movies and such a lot, but has never actually read the original, either.
Book 17 was Coyote Blue by Christopher Moore. A friend had sent it to me in a box of books, and I've loved everything CM has ever written, this included. Coyote is a Trickster (much like Tinkerbell *grins at Dave*) and it was a fun read.