This was a delightful, irreverent reimagination of Romeo and Juliet. North's humour reveals a true love of Shakespeare, and the nature of the book encourages you to think about the text in a new way.

This was my book club's pick for March and that's the only reason I finished it. Did not find any of the characters or their circumstances engaging or interesting at all.

This is a strong, bold, scary look at mental illness, isolation, indigenous culture, and the struggles of motherhood. Objectively, it is a very well written book.

Subjectively, this was not the book for me.

I, too, enjoyed the film BODIES BODIES BODIES. This is just that, but in a library.

There are a lot of interesting plot points here, and a lot to think about. It's a well-written book. I didn't find myself connecting to any of the characters in it, however, and that limited my ability to enjoy it.

I love Terry Pratchett and I love Macbeth, so this was a pretty obvious love for me 🙂

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This was an adorable, lighthearted read that had just enough depth and character to it to remain interesting. Great subversion of a lot of fantasy/D&D tropes done in a loving way.

I spent 14 years in Catholic schools and studied Religion and Culture at university for 4 years. If I had to pick one book to explain western religion to someone who'd never heard of it, this is the book that I would use.

"That which makes the most sense makes no sense", Dick writes in this, and that koan represents the heart of VALIS. At times it is inexplicable and nonsensical, but in a way that unveils the unknowable. I loved the experience of having read this book.

This was a delightful read, which really illustrates the strength of Pratchett's writing - his good-natured humour and joie de vivre really carry what would have been an otherwise average story.

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I'm really enjoying this series. Classic Trek but also it's own unique thing.

This was an absolutely fantastic weird west adventure. McGrath built a fascinating world that felt both familiar, while full of magic that felt entwined to every part of it. The characters were interesting, and the narrative compelling. What more could you ask for?

Golarion is an amazing setting and I can't wait to spend more time there.