llp’s #CBR5 Review 26: William Shakespeare’s Star Wars by Ian Doescher

My half Cannonball complete, and ending on a very fun note!

CBR Book Exchange!

My surprise gift arrived in the mail yesterday, from Ashlie! It is perfect – I have been very excited to read Atwood’s trilogy, and I am looking forward to trying The 19th Wife. The calendar is going with me to work today.

Ashlie, thank you so much. It was a very thoughtful gift, and I was so pleased and surprised. Also, thank you Jen for organizing!

llp’s #CBR5 Review 25: Black Orchid by Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean

I was disappointed by this one. I suspect I am missing some of it’s charm, but it just seemed sad and disjointed to me.

llp’s #CBR5 Review 24: Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me, by Mindy Kaling

It was a good book – warm, funny, and something I could identify with.

Siege’s #CBR5 Book Swap Post!

I should have posted this earlier, but my gift swap books arrived from Llp, and they are AWESOME and exactly what I wanted! (There were also delicious chocolates, which I would have photographed too except they are ALL GONE.)

Thanks so much, Llp!

Best wishes to all Cannonballers through the holiday season (or just winter, if you aren’t a holiday person)! I hope to get back on Cannonballing track next year!

llp’s #CBRV Review 23: Hyperbole and a Half by Allie Brosh

So, this book is hilarious, as expected. It is so witty and clever, as is the blog of the same name.

llp’s #CBR5 Review 22: Wool by Hugh Howey

I picked this one up in a tiny bookstore in remote northern Canada, and it was one of the best impulse purchases I have made in ages. I really enjoyed Howey’s Wool.

llp’s #CBR5 Review 21: Gulp by Mary Roach

I liked this book, but I didn’t love it quite as much as I have her previous books.

llp’s #CBR5 Review 18-20: The Sign of Seven Trilogy by Nora Roberts

So, a friend gave these to me for vacation reading. The supernatural parts of the story are fine, but the romance part just leaves me cold. I am not a romance enthusiast.

llp’s #CBR V Review 17: Milking the Moon by Eugene Walter and Katherine Clark

I have loved this book for years, and recently read it again. It is absolutely fun and fascinating.