The love month is finally here. And let me guess, your reading list for this month follows the tale-as-old-a-time theme. No reason for anyone not to celebrate it, but, as for me, I choose to follow the new weird and the macabre, instead.
But before that, a recap of the January books is in order.
- Rest Area by Clay McLeod Chapman - 4/5 stars
- The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce - 5/5 stars
- The Walls Around Us by Nova Ren Suma - 3/5 stars
- Killer Instinct by Jennifer Lynn Barnes - 5/5 stars
- Shadow Study by Maria V. Snyder - 5/5 stars
- Navigating Early by Clare Vanderpool - 5/5 stars
This year started with some very good books. I do hope that the following months will be interesting and fruitful.
For February:
- Love Walked In by Marisa de Los Santos - TFG's book of the month.
- Perdido Street Station by China Miéville - A buddy read with some book club friends.
- Oxford Murders by Guillermo MartÃnez - I am really looking forward to reading this. It was translated by Sonia Soto, the same person who translated The Athenian Murders and The Club Dumas.
Happy Love Month, everyone!
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Perdido is shaping up to be an awesome read. Very high in the strange and icky meter, in a good way. Haha. (Also, the audiobook is lovely!)
ReplyDeleteHahaha. The icky meter is escalating by the pages. :)
DeleteSee you at the Perdido Street Station, Mommy!
ReplyDeleteI'm having the weirdest ride so far! ♥
DeletePerdido Street Station is not that icky anymore! (At the part where I am currently at.) Hehe! Or maybe because we're used to it, to the world created by Mieville.
ReplyDeleteWell, that's a relief! Thanks for the heads up, Meliza. :)
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