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May. 22nd, 2008 01:26 pm50 books list - it continues.
7. Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett.
mmmm.... Pratchett
8. The Mountain's Call by Caitlin Brennan.
This was so disgustingly predictable as to be funny at times.
9. Ship of Destiny by Robin Hobb
I'm in love. The book - set around the lives of the family owning the liveship Vivacia - was quite good. Enough that I picked up the second two in the trilogy before I'd finished it. I'm probably going to have to pick up the Farseers and Tawny Man trilogies when I'm done, as they're set in the same world.
It's nice, I've had a chance to pick up some books lately - mostly thick little bastards. (The Hobb stuff is about 800+ pages each - but it doesn't feel that long.) I also, after searching on and off for six months to a year (minimum) stumbled across a book I'd been looking for - Interface Masque. Sadly, it seems to be out of print. Well... a quick look on Abebooks yielded a dirt-cheap copy (<$5 including shipping!).
I am a happy Willa.
7. Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett.
mmmm.... Pratchett
8. The Mountain's Call by Caitlin Brennan.
This was so disgustingly predictable as to be funny at times.
9. Ship of Destiny by Robin Hobb
I'm in love. The book - set around the lives of the family owning the liveship Vivacia - was quite good. Enough that I picked up the second two in the trilogy before I'd finished it. I'm probably going to have to pick up the Farseers and Tawny Man trilogies when I'm done, as they're set in the same world.
It's nice, I've had a chance to pick up some books lately - mostly thick little bastards. (The Hobb stuff is about 800+ pages each - but it doesn't feel that long.) I also, after searching on and off for six months to a year (minimum) stumbled across a book I'd been looking for - Interface Masque. Sadly, it seems to be out of print. Well... a quick look on Abebooks yielded a dirt-cheap copy (<$5 including shipping!).
I am a happy Willa.
