Digger, Volume Four by Ursula Vernon

Plots thicken. Spoilers for earlier volumes. . .

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Digger, Volume Three by Ursula Vernon

And the plot threads wind on. . . . spoilers for the earlier stuff ahead. . .

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Digger, Volume Two by Ursula Vernon

Of six, BTW. Spoilers for volume one ahead.

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Digger, Volume One by Ursula Vernon

A webcomic turned compendium. . . not the complete story.

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World's End by Joan D. Vinge

The sequel to The Snow Queen.  Very different.  Not a panoramic view at all, but a tight first-person account from the diary the main character kept.
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The Snow Queen by Joan D. Vinge

A classic of the genre on far future planets, after the collapse of a star-spanning empire and the beginning of a new rise.

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Hamster Princess: Of Mice and Magic by Ursula Vernon

The return of Princess Harriet, still the typical rebellious princess with a quirky interest in fractions -- no longer cursed and so no longer invincible. It opens with her bored because of things like ogres taking up vegetarianism to avoid her.

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Scout's Oath by Henry Vogel

Sequel to Scout's Honor. More action and adventure planetary romance!

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The Frozen Menace by Ursula Vernon

The continuing adventures of Danny Dragonbreath and his friends.  Trivial spoilers ahead.

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Below is a summary of my October reading with links to longer reviews in my journal.

Book 94: Elizabeth is Missing by Emma Healey, 2014. 323 pages. Unconventional mystery with dementia theme. Review here.
Book 95: The Year of the Runaways by Sunjeev Sahota, 2015. 480 pages. Story of economic migrants in England. Review here.
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