Books in 2010, 6-10
MOAR RE-READS! MOAR!
6. Storm Front by Jim Butcher - I plan on actually finishing this series this year, but I couldn't remember what the fuck it was about, which naturally necessitated a re-read of the first book in the series. Yet more fluff. I'll get sick of fluff eventually.
7. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley - Dude. I always forget how much this makes me cry. I always feel so freaking sorry for the Monster. Poor, lonely Monster. To illustrate, it's much the same I feel as when I read the xkcd comic about the Spirit rover. YES IT MADE ME TEAR UP. SHUT. UP. If that doesn't make you feel bad, you have no soul.
8. My Man Jeeves by PG Wodehouse
9. Right Ho, Jeeves by PG Wodehouse - Look, don't judge me for all the fluff, OK? I've needed it. It's been a really really really shit few weeks. At least it's over, for now.
10. Boneshaker by Cherie Priest - Smart fiction, yay! Maybe I'm getting my brain back. I started reading this back in - hell, maybe November? I got a third of the way through, and I was loving it, but my attention was caught by something shiny or something, I don't know. So I picked it up again from the beginning. Hello, steampunk and zombies, it's like it was written just for me. I could read another dozen books just like it. Highly highly highly recommended.
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6. Storm Front by Jim Butcher - I plan on actually finishing this series this year, but I couldn't remember what the fuck it was about, which naturally necessitated a re-read of the first book in the series. Yet more fluff. I'll get sick of fluff eventually.
7. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley - Dude. I always forget how much this makes me cry. I always feel so freaking sorry for the Monster. Poor, lonely Monster. To illustrate, it's much the same I feel as when I read the xkcd comic about the Spirit rover. YES IT MADE ME TEAR UP. SHUT. UP. If that doesn't make you feel bad, you have no soul.
8. My Man Jeeves by PG Wodehouse
9. Right Ho, Jeeves by PG Wodehouse - Look, don't judge me for all the fluff, OK? I've needed it. It's been a really really really shit few weeks. At least it's over, for now.
10. Boneshaker by Cherie Priest - Smart fiction, yay! Maybe I'm getting my brain back. I started reading this back in - hell, maybe November? I got a third of the way through, and I was loving it, but my attention was caught by something shiny or something, I don't know. So I picked it up again from the beginning. Hello, steampunk and zombies, it's like it was written just for me. I could read another dozen books just like it. Highly highly highly recommended.
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