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A reimagining of the world-famous Indian epic, the Mahabharat--told from the point of view of …
Very interesting look into traditional Indian mythology from a (more) modern and non-traditional perspective 👍
Reluctant to believe that there's a world outside the department store in which they live, Torrit, Dorcas, and the other …
Reluctant to believe that there's a world outside the department store in which they live, Torrit, Dorcas, and the other …
Reluctant to believe that there's a world outside the department store in which they live, …
A great small non-Discworld story. It's as if all the "simple people" gags in other books run away together to get their own story ❤️
Nel corso del tempo le categorie culturali hanno preso veste di animali, presentandosi alla nostra …
Maybe it's because I'm a Media scholar, but this book read like cheap and pointless phylosophy. A collection of meandering ramblings with no real point and a lot of questionable opinions, delivered in a way that while not aggressively unpleasant, was throughly boring. In summation: I did not like it :P
A volte la vita ci colpisce fino ad abbatterci. E se invece di rialzarci, provassimo …
Ottimo "seguito" per Il Rosmarino ❤️
Recuerda. nunca hagas un trato con un Destino.
Evangeline Fox se crio en la tienda …
It's nice. A juiced blend of ALL possible fantasy romance clichés in existence, but surprisingly legible and engaging 😜
The crypt scene! So. Hot! It reminded me of all the vampire fantasies I ever had (and Masquerade failed to deliver 😬😅😉).
I'm enjoying trying to discern the book's themes and messages, which are not as obvious and clear cut as they might seem 🧐
Also, it's making me feel a twinge of discomfort because of how impossibly handsome every male in the story is, how their looks seem to amount to 80% of their worth. Especially how Jacks keeps getting away with behaving like a monster just because his looks make him so desirable that everyone bends over backwards to find ways to understand and justify his actions.
It's interesting because it's a new sensation to me. More than jealousy or envy. It feels wrong and unfair. It makes me …
It's nice. A juiced blend of ALL possible fantasy romance clichés in existence, but surprisingly legible and engaging 😜
The crypt scene! So. Hot! It reminded me of all the vampire fantasies I ever had (and Masquerade failed to deliver 😬😅😉).
I'm enjoying trying to discern the book's themes and messages, which are not as obvious and clear cut as they might seem 🧐
Also, it's making me feel a twinge of discomfort because of how impossibly handsome every male in the story is, how their looks seem to amount to 80% of their worth. Especially how Jacks keeps getting away with behaving like a monster just because his looks make him so desirable that everyone bends over backwards to find ways to understand and justify his actions.
It's interesting because it's a new sensation to me. More than jealousy or envy. It feels wrong and unfair. It makes me feel inadequate too, if only briefly. I wonder if that's kind of like women must feel, considering how this (in reverse) happens all the time in so many traditional media and stories.
All in all a good summer reading.
Yumi comes from a land of gardens, meditation, and spirits, while Painter lives in a world of darkness, technology, and …
Gay cyberpunk, baby!
Very nice "classic" cyberpunk novel, interesting characters, damn poignant and contemporary social commentary.
Im Jahr 2700 - die Erde ist durch den Großen Fehler bereits vor langem zerstört worden - leben die Menschen …
From the New York Times bestselling author of Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell, an …
Unexpected, mysteryous and very engaging. A fresh fantasy with a touch of philosophy.
Her city is under siege. The zombies are coming back. And all Nona wants is a birthday party. In many …
Her city is under siege. The zombies are coming back. And all Nona wants is …
A bit slow, but much more easily enjoyable than Harrow. A bit too much acceleration and panic at the very end, but it will probably make sense when the next book expands on these moments in more detail (maybe? possibly? hopefully? hard to tell with Muir ^_^' )