Readings

[mystickeeper]

I fail at keeping up with media reviews; here are the things I find worthy of commentary.

The Ozark Trilogy by Suzette Haden ElginResponsible of Brightwater lives in a different world, where the kingdoms are mostly named after the states that made up the Ozarks. I found 'the land of Marktwain' to be a bit eye-roll-y

Comments

[tigrin]

Keep reading Kuroshitsuji. It kind of starts off as a silly butler comedy, and picks up to have some mystery elements later on. Though honestly if you don't find the characters interesting at all, it might not be worth it.

[mystickeeper]

That is good to know - I might try a couple more volumes before I give up for good.

I think my problem is that I've already read/loved Kaori Yuki's Count Cain/Godchild series, which has lots of butler-ness and mystery-ness. It seems like 'magical school girls' is the only genre I feel comfortable constantly revisiting, lol.

[lavendersleeves]

I couldn't get into Kuroshitsuji; I couldn't shake the feeling that I'd already read it.

[mystickeeper]

Yeah, I keep thinking of Kaori Yuki's Godchild, anyway.

[badgerbag]

Suzette Haden Elgin's Coyote Jones books are also interesting!

[mystickeeper]

That is good to know! I've already snagged them from used bookstores, and am trying to decide if I should read those first, or finish the Native Tongue trilogy.