Just finished Lisa See's I The Teagirl of Hummingbird Lane.
It is really good.
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There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Just finished Lisa See's I The Teagirl of Hummingbird Lane.
It is really good.
I saw this and it struck me as something Jilli would enjoy - Strange Practice. What the author calls "sensible monsters."
I just saw that mentioned on Twitter, and it does look good, Todd!
I'm reading this now -- [link] -- and I love it completely. Exactly what's promised -- a historical YA romp through Europe.
Epic and Consuela - thanks for reccing The Thief etc. earlier in the year. I probably would not have started reading the series on my own as I kept getting it confused with The Queen's Poisoner and the descriptions I read were not all that intriguing, but I am so glad I did! What a well and deeply thought out world!
the descriptions I read were not all that intriguing
Same here, if my friend hadn't recced it, I doubt I would have read the first book or pursued the series.
How far in are you? The books just keep getting better!
I just finished Conspiracy of Kings and decided to go back and reread The Thief, I might just read all of them again before getting the 5th one.
I read The Thief some years ago, and bought the following three books on the basis of my reaction--they got shelved and somehow I never got through them. I'm starting a re-read, knowing that when I finish the series there's a whole community of 'Thief' fanfic on AO3. Nothing like reading security.
I didn't love The Thief, but I loved the books that followed.
The Thief is a lot more fun the second time around.
I didn't love The Thief, but I loved the books that followed.
This was pretty much me; I liked it, but not enough that I would have sought the rest of the series out if it hadn't come so highly recommended. Then at the end of the third or fourth book, found myself thinking, "Holy Sh*t, that was good!"