For some reason I have been hit with the Sunday night blues of the "you are a petty and terrible person and should shut up forever" type, so I want to document something that is not that. In fact, that is rather delightful.

So, I am reading this book. It's called Debt: The First Five Thousand Years, and it is by a dude called David Graeber. It's ( Read more... )

December booklog. I don't know why I consistently read depressing stuff in December! This year I also cut that with a bunch of comfort re-reads though.

( Destined to Witness - Hans Massaquoi )

And November is now over, so here is a booklog.

( Ruey Richardson: Chaletian and The Feud At The Chalet School - Elinor M Brent Dyer )

It's October 31st, so, booklog! I didn't think I'd read much this month, but I must have done more waiting around than I realised. And I read some really good stuff, I think! Even the stuff I liked less was worth thinking about.

( The Deadly Dinner Party - Jonathan Edlaw )

First of October, so here is the booklog!

( Rose Under Fire - Elizabeth Wein )

It is now September, omg, and although I am falling asleep I am going to try to type up my Thortz, because yo, it is the 4th and I don't want it to keep hanging over my head like a journal post that turned into a... hanging garden. Or something. Okay ( Read more... )

According to the clock, it is nearly August. According to me, it is...well, okay, way too late for me and I should be asleep, but definitely not nearly August. Maybe, like, May, even if it has been super hot here. On the other hand, the ridiculous weather has meant I've done a bit more reading than I was expecting to.

( The Yellow Admiral - Patrick O'Brien )

It is July in less than an hour, so I am going to take advantage of the fact I'm not working tomorrow and update my booklog.

( Call the Midwife and Shadows of the Workhouse - Jennifer Worth )

Hello world, it is now June! I was pretty busy in May, so I haven't read as much as I would have liked to, but such as it is, here you go.

( Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - Roald Dahl )

(Happy outdoor fucking day, everybody!)

I didn't read as much as I wanted to in April - it turns out that I read less when I haven't been on holiday for several weeks! who knew! - but here it is.

( Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal - Mary Roach )