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Welcome back to the last discussion of this classic YA award winning book. Time's up for our intrepid heroine. I'll miss Meg, Calvin, and their friends Mrs Whatsit, Mrs Who, and Mrs Which. Let's get started. Summary Chapter 9 Meg’s father is trapped in a transparent column. When she runs to help him, the wall repels her away. Charles Wallace (CW) laughs cruelly which is unlike him. Meg launches…
Drunirs, Det er aldin na vëna du ( Companions, it is good to see you ). Of Empires and Dust Part 5 Schedule Marginalia This time around, we have 5 main locations where the story takes place. Aravell, Níthianelle, Verona, Elkenrim, Catagan. Aravell - Calen, Aeson, and the March to Ilnaen We start out following Therin, who’s feeling the weight of all that’s happened. He gets a surprise visit from…
Hey folks another month has come to its end and that means book report time!! One book or a million books we don't care. This is a space to celebrate all reading, swap opinions, add to the ever growing TBR and hear other's insights and thoughts on books on our radar. So share with us your August reads and your feelings about them in this month's Book Report 📚 What did you finish this month?…
Who’s ready to continue the training and trials of Sunny, our resident Nigerian free agent? I know I am! We’ll be continuing The Nsibidi Scripts with Nnedi Okorafor’s Akata Warrior starting in October, so keep an eye out for the schedule to be posted. If you'd like to know more about the book, check out the book blurb here . In the meantime, you can check out the previous book in the series, Akata…
“I can’t imagine what toll that War Crime spell took on you. But I want you to know it’s okay to forgive yourself. Sometimes there are no good choices, and we just do what we have to..” ““The two crawlers sacrificed the possibility of ever getting out to make a place where NPCs and mobs could permanently escape the horrors of the dungeon. That is the Pineapple Cabaret.” Welcome to the THIRD…
Welcome to the Marginalia for our read of The Vegetarian by Han Kang. You can find our discussion schedule here . This post is a place for you to put your marginalia as we read. Scribbles, comments, glosses (annotations), critiques, doodles, illuminations, or links to related material. Any thought, big or little, is welcome here! Marginalia are simply your observations. They don't need to be…
Hi bookclubbers! After reading The Secret History , we're now diving into the source that has Dark Academia college students crazed and craven! So today, I'm pleased to announce that we will read The Bacchae by Euripides ! This ancient Greek play is approximately a hundred pages and considered one of the greatest tragedies ever written. We will read it in October. The schedule will be posted in…
The Malaysia Read the World winner is.... The House of Doors by Tan Twan Eng The first discussion will be in the third week of September. Keep an eye on the sub for the reading schedule - coming soon. Time to get your copies ready, we will be seeing you all soon for our journey from Trinidad and Tobago to Malaysia. The book that will be added to the Wheel of Books for the chance to become a…
I am pleased to announce that we will be continuing with the Ana & Din Mysteries (formerly the Shadow of the Leviathan series) with the novella, The Lion's Tusk , and the latest novel, A Trade of Blood ! We'll be running these discussions in October, so look out for a schedule in the coming weeks. If you haven't heard of The Lion's Tusk , it is technically part of Amazon's Magic & Mystery series…
Link to schedule Welcome! Welcome to the fifth book in our series on the Hainish Cycle books by Ursula K. Le Guin! My name is Manjusri , here again! The third book in the publishing order, this is a striking example of Le Guin's anthropological focus and strong Taoist influences and is also a very clear work about when and how it fits in the Hainish Cycle timeline, so please jump in (and as always…
