09-03-14, 06:52 PM | ||
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Speaking of dark books, I read In the Woods by Tana French over the holiday and could not put it down, though I wasn't thrilled with the ending leaving so much unresolved. Going to see if the local used bookshop has The Likeness because I'm too impatient to wait for a library copy to come back in.
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09-03-14, 07:24 PM | ||
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ETA: I keep hoping French will go back to those unresolved pieces of In the Woods. She does follow Cassie in The Likeness at least. |
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09-03-14, 08:54 PM | ||
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I only just started the new Robin Hobb, and am already a bit confused with all the names and the complicated family tree. Sigh. Should have re-read some of the series to refresh my memory, I guess. Editing to add: I just finished the new Robin Hobb (Fool's Assassin) and really liked it a lot. In fact, since there aren't any holds on it, I'm thinking of immediately re-reading it. My memory of the backstory was kinda vague as I got started, and I think I'd pick up more the second time through. Now I'm impatient for the next volume in the series! |
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09-05-14, 09:16 AM | |
Join Date: Oct 2002
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Last night I finished City Girl, Country Vet by Cathy Woodman. It's described as "A warm, breezy romantic comedy with just enough mishap and plenty of adorable four-legged creatures" on the back cover. I don't know how accurate that description really is. To me, it was just okay and more depressing than comedic. And as a warning, not all of the "adorable four-legged creatures" got a happy ending. After losing 2 of my dogs in the past 2 years, there were parts that were really hard for me to read.
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