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At the end of the third book of Miss Peregrine’s Peculiar Children, The Library of Souls, we saw Jacob finally return to the U.S. In the fourth book, A Map of Days, we see him and his friends continue their adventures in the world of the peculiar but in the U.S instead of in Europe.…
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Have you ever read something where every time you turn around you feel like you are not entirely sure what is going on. When reading The Midnight Feast by Lucy Foley that was rather how I was feeling. The book is about what happens at an exclusive opening event for a reclusive and expensive retreat…
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Part comedy, part old school noir detective novel and all parts magic and mayhem. That is probably one of the best descriptions I can come up with for this next book. Storm Front is book one of the Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher that revolves around the adventures of Harry Dresden. It just so…
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Golden Fool is the second book in the Tawny Man trilogy by Robin Hobb. It continues the story of Fitzchivalry Farseer, also known as Tom Badgerlock, as he starts training Prince Dutiful in magic, both Wit and Skill. In doing so he has to face his own continued distaste for the skill magic and his…
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As I stated in a previous post I am working my way through the original Percy Jackson series having finished The Trials of Apollo. The Sea of Monsters is the second book in the iconic series and it chronicles the adventures of Percy’s second summer as a half-blood. It opens with Percy finding out that…
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This next book is one that was well written and overall pretty good but also one that I did not necessarily like or enjoy all that much. I also know that I probably just confused you a little with that statement so let me explain. Today’s book is often considered a classic and so is…
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I wasn’t expecting this next book to be quite what it was but I also have to admit that I wasn’t sure what to expect at the same time. Traces by Franklin J. Knight is the first book in the Traces series. It tells the story of Harriet, a woman who has just passed away…
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Mortalis by R. A. Salvatore is the fourth book in the Demonwars Saga and is the stand-alone novel that connects the first demonwars trilogy and the second demonwars trilogy. It tells the story of how the various characters handles the resurgence of the rosy plague. Jilseponie and her refusal to accept the fact that the…
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As you may have noticed, I have a bit of a fondness for children’s literature. Today’s book is an excellent piece of children’s literature but it is also a bit of a classic in the genre. I am talking about The Book of Three by Lloyd Alexander. Now I am not sure how many of…
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We are now finished with April which means that it is time to discuss my monthly reading review. In April I managed to read 22 books overall which brings my yearly total to 81 books in 2025 so far. This also means that I once again hit my monthly goal of 20 books and am…
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