Only a few pages left to read of this epic masterpiece by Sir Gaiman. Stardust was just a toe dip in the pool of his prolific prose, yet this book, my friends, feels like a full body plunge. I ❤️ it!
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Neverwhere
so-soI hate to be a negative Nancy, but I didn't love the writing or any of the characters. On a side note, I have been reading about the back lash from the disability rights community, who questioned the studios decision to cast an able bodied actor and also the message. #mebeforeeuthanasia is trending
Late to the party and just getting started. Initial reaction is that I love her writing style. Will report back in a few. Ps. It's the perfect day to read in bed: dark and rainy.
Happened upon this book in a free pile at the office and so glad I did. I read it in one sitting and can't wait to discover more of Waclawiak's work. Any suggestions?
pickA fun, fast read, which was great as this was my first Gaiman. I know, I know. An unlikely love story with a healthy dose of fantasy. Made me nostalgic for the ElfQuest comics I read in middle school.
That time you are so engrossed in a book that you can't put it down and can't wait to get home to finish it, but then you do put it down and forget to put it back in your bag and go home all alone.
Got an advance copy of David Mitchell's new book, Slade House, at NAIBA. So far so good
