In Weekly Reviews, I summarize the posts I've published over the week, as well as the books I'm currently reading, books I've finished over the week, some upcoming reviews, and any comments I'd like to include about the past week. The weekly review feature was inspired by
Small Review and
Butterfly Feet Walking on Life.
In case you've missed anything, here's what I posted from Monday, October 24th through Sunday, October 30th.
Reviews
Memes & Features
Books Completed
Dogsbody, by Diana Wynne JonesA Kiss in Time, by Alex FlinnCloaked, by Alex Flinn
Dogsbody was a nice book, but it wasn't the right book for me. I never felt that involved, but I generally liked it. Both A Kiss in Time and Cloaked were excellent fairytale retellings taking place in today's world. Fun and light.
The Son of Neptune, by Rick RiordanBreadcrumbs, by Anne Ursu
The Son of Neptune was not phenomenal, but worth reading. I liked it more than The Lost Hero, and some parts were fun. Breadcrumbs was fantastic - by far the best book this week. It was grounded in reality but rose to fantastical heights. I will definitely write a review for this one.
[schoolbooks not pictured]
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Other Stories, by Washington Irving (for school)
The Narrative of Frederick Douglass (for school)
Currently Reading
Tuesdays at the Castle, by Jessica Day George
JDG is dependably fun. I'm having a lovely time reading Tuesdays at the Castle.
[schoolbooks not pictured]
Tales from Grimm and Andersen, by The Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen
Uncle Tom's Cabin, by Harriet Beecher Stowe (for school)
General Updates
It's great to be back. More reviews and features are coming this week!
What's going on this week for you?
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