Finished Shadows of Self by Brandon Sanderson. Book 2 of second era of Mistborn.
It was interesting where the story is going. Character development and the world building is interesting. Not a big fan of how the book ended, but I guess this is how it had to be. Looking forward to the next book.
Finished Gangsta Granny by David Williams.
My kid got it from school library, and wanted me to read it too. It’s mainly about how kids find old people boring and old people weren’t always old, they lived a life before reaching this age. A fun middle-grade novel. Highly recommended (for kids).
Also read it’s sequel Gangsta Granny Strikes Again
The first half felt a bit childish to me (that’s not a negative, it is a children’s book), but enjoyed the latter half, but mentioning any of that will be a spoiler for the first book. If you read the first book and like it, I would also highly recommend the sequel.
Reading Amulet series by Kazu Kibushi. It’s a graphic novel series for middle-grade, and was highly recommended by Brandon Sanderson.
There are 9 books in total, I have been getting them one at a time but was waiting to collect all the books before starting it. So, finally got the whole set and started reading it. Have finished the first 5, and am currently reading the 6th one.
Highly recommended for fantasy fans, both young and old.
What about all of you? What have you been reading or listening to lately?
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I finished Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin. It follows two friends and video game devs from childhood into adulthood. This author did some really interesting things and I intensely loved parts of the book. At the same time though, parts of the book really frustrated me, pulled me out of the story and made we want to stop reading it entirely. I’ve never been so conflicted about how I feel about a book.
Now I’m continuing to read Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson (Stormlight book 3). It’s been very slow going but I am really enjoying it.