The first half is pretty slow, but I loved the world-building and the details of scholarly life in a library.
I really liked that part, and liked it less when it became all vampire witch romance intrigue etc. ...I may have missed the point of the book. :)
became all vampire witch romance intrigue
Wait what hello? Should I investigate these books?
Amy, I read
Girl on the Train
last week. And truly, I didn't like any of the characters, but I enjoyed it so much more than
Gone Girl.
Yeah, no one is really likable, per se, but I have to know what happened. Hoping to finish it tonight.
I started
A Discovery of Witches
a while back and was bored with the beginning, but I'm going to give it another try at some point.
I loved the world-building and the details of scholarly life in a library.
My favorite part of the whole book was the picture she draws of academia. Pretty spot on. I also love
the Bishop family house.
I also loved the first part of A Discovery of Witches and the second half was fun in a different sort of way. Shadow of Night was ok, but the third book left me cold.
Having read the description for
A Discovery of Witches,
it sounds like the sort of thing I might like. But my to-be-read stack is nigh-overwhelming!
I'm re-reading Wolf Hall right now. Hilary Mantel continues to amaze.
I've got that on deck to read when I finish Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
So many books, so little time
Kat, someday I want to do a book club with you. Just putting that out there.