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imperfectletter2010-03-30 06:19 am
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Entry tags:
38-40
38. Elantris by Brandon Sanderson
Adult, Fantasy, 615 pages
I really enjoy this book; the characters have depth, the plots intertwine convincingly, and the resolutions are satisfying on all levels.
39. *A Wizard of Mars by Diane Duane
Young Wizards series, book 9
Young Adult, Fantasy, 550 pages
A Wizard of Mars is a fantastic addition to the Young Wizards series. The story is tight, the characters are wonderful as always, and it's just a great read.
A more complete review will have to wait until I've reread it.
40. *A Girl's Guide to Guns and Monsters edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Kerrie Hughes
includes Vicki Nelson story by Tanya Huff
Adult, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Short Stories, 299 pages
This book has a great title, doesn't it? It does. Unfortunately, the title is the best part of the book. I love good short stories, but these stories are mostly on the mediocre side.
40 / 160 books. 25% done!
21 / 80 *new books. 26% done!
3 / 7 ^non-fiction. 43% done!
11158 / 48000 pages. 23% done!
Adult, Fantasy, 615 pages
I really enjoy this book; the characters have depth, the plots intertwine convincingly, and the resolutions are satisfying on all levels.
39. *A Wizard of Mars by Diane Duane
Young Wizards series, book 9
Young Adult, Fantasy, 550 pages
A Wizard of Mars is a fantastic addition to the Young Wizards series. The story is tight, the characters are wonderful as always, and it's just a great read.
A more complete review will have to wait until I've reread it.
40. *A Girl's Guide to Guns and Monsters edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Kerrie Hughes
includes Vicki Nelson story by Tanya Huff
Adult, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Short Stories, 299 pages
This book has a great title, doesn't it? It does. Unfortunately, the title is the best part of the book. I love good short stories, but these stories are mostly on the mediocre side.