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Wow, I'm really astoundingly awful at maintaining a blog, aren't I? I need to make up a real post (with pictures!) because I'...

So, as you may have figured out by now, I've abandoned my 52 books in 52 weeks goal thingy. This is both good and bad, however. Bad beca...

Book 17: Alex and the Ironic Gentleman by Adrienne Kress In most cases, juxtaposition is a good thing. It adds an unexpected twist or a fre...

I selected this book based solely on the cover art. And, when combined with the title, who on earth could possibly resist? Set in nineteenth...

Book 12 - Seer of Sevenwaters by Juliet Marillier I really enjoyed this book. It started off a bit slow and gradually built up anticipation...

For a blog with the word "knitting" in the title, I sure haven't posted much about that lately! Haven't been doing much kn...

Book 9: The Romance of Tristan and Iseult - Published 1945, New York, NY This is one of those stories that I've read a dozen times, an...

Ah, Simon R. Green. Words alone cannot express the deep and profound expanse of my admiration for him as a writer, nor my deep and unabiding...

Book 6: Matched by Ally Condie This is a young adult book. I admit it, I read young adult books. Some of them are very very awesome and pe...