It’s November and I was just told that it is supposed to snow on Friday – I’m both excited and not ready for autumn to be over. The leaves have been so gorgeous, even when they’re blanketing the ground!
Books I Reviewed This Week:
Books I Read This Week:
Rebel by Marie Lu
Pumpkinheads by Rainbow Rowell
Currently Reading:
The Babysitters Coven by Kate Williams
The Adventure Zone: Here There Be Gerblins by the McElroy Brothers
Other Bookish Posts:
Fae Crate Unboxing – Capturing the Devil
Top 5 Tuesday – Creepy Atmospheres
Monthly Wrap Up – October/November
Tags/Awards:
What books did you guys read this week, any new favourites? I’d love to get more recommendations as if my TBR pile isn’t big enough already!
Any reads on your fall TBRs? Books you’re looking forward to in 2020? Let me know in the comments below!
Ooooooh super intrigued to see your thoughts on Pumpkinheads. I’ve been debating about that one. And I’m going to try to get to the Babysitters Coven this month as well, so I’m pumped to see what you think! Great post!
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I am SOOOO behind on writing reviews, I think I have like 11 things to review right now? But I have a couple of reviews still in my drafts and another two weeks of my semester, so I think I’ll catch up then – but I felt that Pumpkinheads was a little rushed and frenetic.
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Agreed about Pumpkinheads. I ended up finishing it earlier this week, and I feel the same way.
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Aaaa, the TAZ graphic novel! Tell me, how was it??
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I don’t know if I’m the best person to advise you because I’ve never listened to the podcast? Eeek! But it reads like a wacky DnD campaign, so I can imagine it’s a fun visual way to experience their stories.
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That’s good to hear! What exactly do you mean by wacky tho? Crazy good or crazy bad? Or just crazy?
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It’s the typical: DM has this plan and the party is like… no, let’s do this crazy thing and completely mess up the story, so the DM has to scramble and be all “but guys you can’t do that”, and say the magic person decides they’re going to turn the very heavy switch (which they don’t have the strength for) and shenanigans ensue. If that makes any sense whatsoever? So it read like the DM has to deal with some unpredictable players.
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aaah, i see. that sounds exactly like what it is xD
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