Today I’m introducing a new feature! Once a month, I’ll be curating a small list of books that make me think, “I can’t believe I haven’t read that”. Then, I’d like you to vote on which book you think I should read in the following month. That’s it! Not too complicated, hey? 😉 I hope that I’ll be able to ‘catch up’ on certain books that I ‘should’ have read […]
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Last Day on Mars by Kevin Emerson Series: Chronicle of the Dark Star #1 Format/Source: Library/Hardcover Published: February 2017 Publisher: Length: 336 pages Genre: Middle grade science fiction Cybils 2017 finalist ★★★½ Last Day on Mars, the first book in a planned series called Chronicle of the Dark Star, explores how humans might survive once Earth is no longer habitable. The year is 2213. Liam Saunders-Chang has spent his entire life […]
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Born out of a desire to get a family of book lovers to connect more over what they’re reading, Family Reads is an occasional feature where my mom, dad or sister and I read and discuss a book. Why we chose Robert Holdstock’s Mythago Wood We had originally picked a different book for this month. When I heard about Wyrd and Wonder, however, I asked Ash if she would be up for […]
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‘Books I disliked but am glad I read’ was the topic on May 14 but I was a bit busy around then so I’m getting around to it now. Many of these books I read because they could be considered seminal titles in their genre. I’m glad to be aware of what they’re about (what all the ‘fuss’ is about), but they personally didn’t appeal to me. The Owl Service by […]
May was another busy month as I moved for a summer job, which I started on May 15. I am working as children’s programmer for a small public library out in the mountains. It’s basically a dream job for me – I’m having a great time so far! I left Vancouver on May 6 and visited my aunt and uncle in the Okanagan for a few days. I also found […]