This series continues to please and be exciting! I am reading the Valdemar books mostly blind. I have no expectations and so no idea what to expect. It really surprised me that there was a 10-year gap between The Black Gryphon and The White Gryphon, however.
Okay, either I've been listening to the audiobook performance for long enough that I'm desensitised or miracles do happen, because this audiobook performance was so much better than for the first book.
This was fun and more or less everything I expected it to be. I've been wanting to read this series for such a long time and finally managed to get my hands on it in the form of an audiobook.
This was super fun! Even better than expected, and I'm really blown away by the fact that this is translated, it reads as if it were originally written in English. So hats off to the translation work for a start!
A wholesome book about a community's efforts to keep a library open when the council threatens to close it.
Book one in the Heromaker series by Kendare Blake – where legendary female warriors guide the paths of fated heroes.
Book four in Pedro Urvi's middle grade fantasy adventure series, Path of the Ranger.
Book three in Pedro Urvi's middle grade fantasy adventure series, Path of the Ranger.
A fun sapphic retelling of Beauty & the Beast. This took me by surprise and was a great, young adult historical fantasy novel that I recommend for light, pacy reading.
Alex Hay's Downton Abbey-esque crime mystery – set in the cosy early-1900s London.
