A Slow Regard of Silent Things for a Great Cause
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I Have not read a book in a long time and I feel ashamed. I am not sure why I haven’t read or shared my reading, however I have pre-ordered Patrick Rothfuss’ new Novela “A Slow Regard of Silent Things” through a fundraiser Rothfuss put on with Worldbuilders. I will be getting a signed version and the proceeds go to a great cause.
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The Republic of Thieves: Read Along Part V
Here It Is Plain And Simple The Last Part Of Our Read Along.
Great questions thanks to Allie, from Tethyanbooks.
Spoilers Lurk Below!
Thanks everyone this was a lot of fun and can’t wait for the next one. (more…)
The Republic of Thieves: Read Along Part IV
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Welcome Back to the fourth week of our wonderful read along. This week we read quite a bit, Chapter eight through chapter ten. These questions were brought to us by the Little Red Reviewer. This part of the book is all leading up to the big finally happening next week and there are some big reveals and turns that leaves you wanting to finish the book! (more…)
The Republic of Thieves: Read Along Part III
We are now over the hump of the story, this week we read Chapter 6 thru Interlude “Aurin and Amadine”. With twists happening in both major plot lines a lot has happened. Locke and Jean face the wrath of Sabetha in five year game plot. In the Interlude the group is fixing a broken acting company on lies that may backfire, while Locke is still trying to mend and court Sabetha all at the same time some mixed success. I would like to thank Lynn’s Book Blog for being the amazing host this week. Only two more weeks left! (more…)
The Republic of Thieves- Read Along Part II
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book! I was ahead last week so I need to start reading to be prepared for next week! This book is so exciting and I am glad I can share this with everyone!
My First Read Along- Republic of Thieves
I am very excited to share with you my first read along. This is awesome, being able to join this community of fantasy book bloggers has opened my eyes to how neat this can be. (more…)
The Republic of Thieves has been Released
I Started this blog with a review of Scott Lynch’s The Lies of Locke Lamora. It has been a long wait but finally he has released the third book in his series The Republic of Thieves. (more…)
Game of Thrones Delema
Game of Thrones Delema!
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Here is my problem and it is universal with watching movies or shows that are adapted from books. Which one do you do first?
As we know season three of the HBO serious Game of Thrones just ended. I however am 300 pages or so from finishing the third book A Storm of Swords. (more…)
The Ghost King
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The Ghost King is the final book in R.A. Salvatore’s Transition Trilogy and this book lives up completely to the titled trilogy. This extraordinary epic fantasy shows a big change to the world of Drizzt Du’Urden as we have known for the past 20 years.
A Wise Mans Fear
Why do wise men fear the moonless night…..
The book of the year award goes to A Wise Mans Fear. This is the second book in the Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss. This book continues with day two of the simple innkeeper Kvothe’s very complex and exciting past. (more…)
The Pirate King
The Pirate King by R.A Salvatore is another book from the endless list of legendary Drizzt Du’Urden novels. I have been trying to catch up with all of these books but as soon I finish a book of his he comes out with another one. The Pirate King is the second in the Transitions series.
It starts off a few months or so after the end of The Orc King. Drizzt and Regis plan a trip to go visit Wulfgar back in Icewind Dale. On the way the run into the Harpells family who are turning fugitives of the town near their mansion into animals. This leads to a conflict and discussion between Drizzt and Regis on how much one should be involved with cities policies even if they do not think it is right. (more…)
The Name Of The Wind
A newer book, came out in 2007 is the first book written by Patrick Rothfuss. A very large book, that keeps you wanting to read more. The story is a about a man named Kvothe, not sure how to pronounce it but in the book its said similar to quothe. I say (que-oohh-tee) others say it with the ‘th’ sound, I think my way sounds cooler because that is exactly what this character is! (more…)
The Orc King
The Orc King by R.A Salvatore is a very interesting book. This is very far into the Drizzt book series; this is like book 16 out of like 20 that are out. However anyone could read this and follow the general story. Some of the parts may be kind of difficult to understand, but it is just sub-plot. (more…)
A good Dragon book for all ages
Eragon is book that are put under the “young adult” section. But I believe that this book should be for everyone. If you like dragons, elves, and dwarves then these are three books for you. (more…)
Lies of Locke Lamora
The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch is the first of supposedly seven books. The book came out in 2006. This is by far my favorite book. (more…)
Wonderful world with Drizzt.
Drizzt Du’Urden is an iconic character in the world of fantasy books. There are over 15 books with him in it and many of them showcase him as the main character. (more…)
My Man Tolkien
To start 
off, there are many kinds of fantasy books. When starting to read this genre of “fantasy” there are certain historical authors that you should look for. One of these authors is my man J.R.R Tolkien, (more…)
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