Book 76: Eldest (Inheritance Cycle #2) – Christopher Paolini
With Paolini’s second novel, Eldest, I begin to understand and even agree with some of the critiques people have of
Book 76: Eldest (Inheritance Cycle #2) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
With Paolini’s second novel, Eldest, I begin to understand and even agree with some of the critiques people have of
Book 76: Eldest (Inheritance Cycle #2) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
Just a warning, this is more of a rant about other readers than a review of the story. It is
Book 75: Eragon (Inheritance Cycle #1) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
This novel takes place two years after Further Tales of the City and of the four books I’ve read in the series this
Book 74: Babycakes – Armistead Maupin Read Post »
Are you sick of the Tales of the City reviews yet? I hope not! I’m just finishing up Babycakes and should
Book 73: Further Tales of the City – Armistead Maupin Read Post »
More Tales of the City picks up where Tales of the City ends and is just as entertaining and difficult
Book 72: More Tales of the City – Armistead Maupin Read Post »
I first read Tales of the City for a class my final year of undergrad. It was for a course on
Book 71: Tales of the City – Armistead Maupin Read Post »
A friend in undergrad recommended I read this novel and I’m sad it took me this long to read it.
Book 69: The Namesake – Jhumpa Lahiri Read Post »
I had no intentions of reading this novel, it’s not on any of my lists and it’s not like I
Book 67: The Secret Garden – Frances Hodgson Burnett Read Post »
I could be predictable and say the story is about the English patient, as the title suggests, or any of
Book 66: The English Patient – Michael Ondaatje Read Post »