I don't personally know anyone else who's read Donaldson's Gap series, or any of his other non-Thomas Covenant works, and since I seem to be the only person on Litsy who's posted anything about these books, I figure they are a fit for #obscurelove. Donaldson is one of my favourite writers. I loved this dark and often disturbing series in spite of the violence, horror, and despicable characters. #17BookLove
One of my #obscurelove fascinations are the UF, Sci-Fi series that not many people have heard of written by this talented author. I don't know why but her Reveler series is the least rated/reviewed of all of her series. I truly wish more people knew of and enjoyed her awesome work.
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I'm using this book for #ObscureLove because I've never met someone else who's read it, though I'm sure some of you have. I don't remember much about the plot, but I know I loved reading it when I was little. #17BookLove
#17booklove Day 28 - #obscurelove
This is a beautiful book on animals rescued from the food industry. Visiting farm sanctuaries over the years I've been #vegan has changed my life. I truly love the work such organizations do.
#obscurelove I've interpreted as books a lot of people might not have heard of (rather than obscure content). So that is hard for a Litsy audience- you guys have read everything. Thought these ones might be less well known. Funny and warm, and very very "norn irish"... #17booklove #northernireland @jess.how
This trilogy is my #obscurelove because I've never heard anybody else mention it. A group of veterinary students in Virginia go on a special assignment... to the magical realm of Crossroads. They reattach unicorn horns, deal with centaur miscarriages and chimera hygiene, heal werewolves and these little kitten/rose bush creatures. Plus a hilarious and badass griffin. #17booklove @jess.how Thanks for organizing this!
Day 28 of #17booklove #obscurelove
I read and loved this book a couple of years ago for a reading challenge - I needed a book set in my hometown and this (my college town) was as close as I could get. It has 9 reviews on Goodreads, so I think it can be considered obscure. 😃
pickMy #obscurelove - Juliet Blyth only wrote 2 books, and she borrowed heavily from some of the themes in Georgette Heyer's books. But I love this one because the heroine is blind, and I don't think I've ever read another romance where the heroine has a disability! /// Also, I canNOT believe that today is the last day of #17booklove! I hope some of you will join me for #17rainbowbooks tomorrow!!
