Title: The Dark That DwellsAuthors: Ryan Roddy & Matt DigmanFormat: I read the Kindle eBook Synopsis from Author’s Website:In a galaxy far from their birthplace, humanity survives, raised from ruin by the only god whose name they remember. As their civilization expands across the stars once more, wondrous knowledge awaits them: pathways through space and […]
A little bit late but still great, here is my reading update for the month of April. I read a grand total of 10 books and 4,381 pages during the month. This was a great month for me and might have been my best month in years as far as statistics are concerned. It was […]
According to Goodreads, I finished 9 books in March which put me at 23 total for the year towards my goal of 100 books total in the year. That was 3,211 pages for the month. My intention this year is to finish and/or make progress on the numerous series that I have started. In looking […]
Vinland Saga Volume 1: For Honor and VengeanceAuthor & Illustrator: Makoto YukimuraPages: 4702021 Reading Challenge: This is book 22 for the year. I read this on the Comixology app on my iPad Pro through the Comixology Unlimited service. Synopsis and SettingThis is a manga that takes place in 1013 A.D. and is geographically set in […]
Title: Thunderhead (Arc of a Scythe #2)Author: Neal Shusterman Publisher’s SynopsisRowan and Citra take opposite stances on the morality of the Scythedom, putting them at odds, in the chilling sequel to the Printz Honor Book Scythe from New York Times bestseller Neal Shusterman, author of the Unwind dystology. Humans learn from their mistakes. I cannot. I make no mistakes. […]
Fantasy fiction is a whole lot more than elves, wizards, and dragons spitting fire. While those things certainly do exist in some fantasy books, the genre really is so much more. Over the last twenty or so years, I have begun noticing a number of sub-genres beginning to emerge that are going in wonderful new […]
This will be the first of a new style of book review for me. These reviews will, first of all, be generally short. I do not want these to be like when you go to get a recipe for homemade mac and cheese and you end up having to read about the author’s wonderful trip […]
Reading has pretty much been my main hobby, my whole life. Ever since I was a pre-teen kid, sneaking The Fellowship of the Ring into the church to read during the sermon, I have always read. I loved road trips because it meant more time to read in the backseat while my siblings slept. I […]
For 2020, I decided to push myself a bit more on my reading goals. In the previous few years, I set a goal of 60 books to read each year and I’ve been able to meet or exceed that pretty easily. So this year, I set a goal of 72 books to read by the […]
In a post that I made last week about books that I loved as a pre-teen, I mentioned how my two younger kids are showing signs that they will be readers like me. One of those, our ten year-old son, G-man, is who this post is about. He recently got in trouble for sneaking a […]