Holbrook Island Sanctuary State Park – Brooksville, Maine
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Well, I’d held off posting about the end of this challenge so I could see if I could fit one more book in, but that’s not going to happen, so I can now safely say I’m done. I read: I definitely leaned heavy into the fantasy this year, thought the Gwenhwyfar book was Arthurian (folklore)
Once Upon a Time Reading Challenge VII 3/21/13 – 6/21/13 Read More »
I’m back from a lovely weekend Down East, which included this fantastic interlude at the Jordan Pond House in Acadia National Park. Because a visit to Acadia is not complete without tea and popovers out on the House’s back yard, overlooking Jordan Pond. BF and I brought our friend L along, and had a lovely,
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Well, I’ve finally found my first Valdemar anthology that I can’t say I universally enjoyed. Up until now, I was pretty happy with the story selection, but this is the first one where I have to say eh. In the first place, the actual Mercedes Lackey novella is just ok. It features no regular, or
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I do normally give myself a little more space between books in the same series, since I have so much else to read lying around the house, but I admit, I was really curious to see how Gen would fare in this book (the last in the trilogy). In The Queen of Attolia, the story
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Read for the Once Upon a Time VII Reading Challenge. Ista has spent most of her life under the shadow of a curse on her family, but when her daughter (see The Curse of Chalion) is finally able to lift it, Ista is released from her madness. And suddenly doesn’t know what she should do.
Paladin of Souls – Lois McMaster Bujold Read More »
What a difference a week makes. Last week, I was somewhat stuck inside by the cold rain. This week, it’s the incredible heat. (We’re not in official heat wave territory here, but you don’t have to go too far south to get there…) The iris are definitely out now – all types even. I still