Books: Many *G*
Literally!
The reason why there wasn't a "book" post from me in quite a while is because I read all of Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories and books on my Kindle.
Which... took a while.
I also am the last person in the world to start with Discworld. I read Mort which was quite good, even though I would've wished for less of a fairy tale ending. But I heard that further I go, the darker the stories will become. So I'll keep going with the Death series first... and then I'll see!
Currently Reading:
- Bring up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel. The sequel to Wolf Hall. So far, so good, now that I'm used to her writing style again. With this one, I didn't read the last page first because I don't want to know if this is the book where Cromwell dies. Though judging that Anne is just about to lose her baby and we're in the middle of the book... I doubt we'll cover four more years in the rest. So I doubt that this is where he dies :P
- American Gods by Neil Gaiman. This is my bedtime reading, so it's going slow, as I only manage to read about 10 pages before falling asleep (not because it's so boring, but because I'm tired *G*). This was rather confusing at first, but given the title of the book, it didn't take me long to grasp who Wednesday is. Fun and interesting book now, though. I peeked at the last page, but that last page doesn't make much sense *G*.
The reason why there wasn't a "book" post from me in quite a while is because I read all of Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories and books on my Kindle.
Which... took a while.
I also am the last person in the world to start with Discworld. I read Mort which was quite good, even though I would've wished for less of a fairy tale ending. But I heard that further I go, the darker the stories will become. So I'll keep going with the Death series first... and then I'll see!
Currently Reading:
- Bring up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel. The sequel to Wolf Hall. So far, so good, now that I'm used to her writing style again. With this one, I didn't read the last page first because I don't want to know if this is the book where Cromwell dies. Though judging that Anne is just about to lose her baby and we're in the middle of the book... I doubt we'll cover four more years in the rest. So I doubt that this is where he dies :P
- American Gods by Neil Gaiman. This is my bedtime reading, so it's going slow, as I only manage to read about 10 pages before falling asleep (not because it's so boring, but because I'm tired *G*). This was rather confusing at first, but given the title of the book, it didn't take me long to grasp who Wednesday is. Fun and interesting book now, though. I peeked at the last page, but that last page doesn't make much sense *G*.