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39. Talking to Dragons by Patricia C. Wrede (255)
The fourth book in the Enchanted Forest series (the previous two were in my last post).
40. Sabine's Notebook by Nick Bantock (48)
41. The Golden Mean by Nick Bantock (48)
These are the second and third books in the Griffin and Sabine trilogy (there are further books in the series, but the first three are - in my opinion - the best by far). The trilogy is - are - whatever - some of my favorite books. They're not long books; I read these two over lunch in a bookstore, where I was amused to find them shelved in the "art" section. Although maybe it's fitting. It's not so much reading books as it is having an experience, and it feels almost voyeuristic at times - how often do you read someone else's love letters, and a pair of artists at that? The rich artwork is as important a part of the story as the letters and postcards that you read.
fiveforsilver39. Talking to Dragons by Patricia C. Wrede (255)
The fourth book in the Enchanted Forest series (the previous two were in my last post).
40. Sabine's Notebook by Nick Bantock (48)
41. The Golden Mean by Nick Bantock (48)
These are the second and third books in the Griffin and Sabine trilogy (there are further books in the series, but the first three are - in my opinion - the best by far). The trilogy is - are - whatever - some of my favorite books. They're not long books; I read these two over lunch in a bookstore, where I was amused to find them shelved in the "art" section. Although maybe it's fitting. It's not so much reading books as it is having an experience, and it feels almost voyeuristic at times - how often do you read someone else's love letters, and a pair of artists at that? The rich artwork is as important a part of the story as the letters and postcards that you read.
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41 / 100 books (41.0%) |
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11 / 30 new books (36.7%) |
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14,710 / 50,000 pages (29.4%) |
