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{25.05.26}
Finally coming out of a reading slump... hopefully for a while this time!
I read several comics and graphic novels through my local library and that inspired me to pick up Nausea again, which I've tried starting a couple of times but havent gotten very far with (even though I've been enjoying it).
As for Reaper Man, I've kinda flown through it and I think it's probably one of my fave Discworld books so far! Though I've only actually read 10 others...
I've only just picked up Climate Change is Racist, as it was on hold at my local library, so I had to wait for it. I'm looking forward to it though, seen a couple of really good reviews for it.
{14.11.25}
The books I brought on my weekend away. I managed to finish Q in Law, which was absolutely hilarious (in my opinion) and I'm almost done with Read This to Get Smarter.
I also picked up a couple of books while I was out and about, because I have zero shelf-control...
{12.11.25}
It's been too long since I posted, lot's of little reasons for that, too dull to list. These days, I mostly listen to audio books or read ebooks from the library, but I'm still chipping away at my TBR and re-reading a few favourites.
This picture is a doodle I did of some of my most favourite books (and my coffee mug - a constant companion).
The books are:
• the Virgin Suicides / Jeffrey Eugenides
• Feed / Mira Grant
• Parable of the Sower / Octavia E. Butler
• World War Z & the Zombie Survival Guide / Max Brooks
• 1984 / George Orwell
{15.03.25}
Kestrel for a Knave is a real classic, I suppose the film is probably more well known than the book (naturally, the book is better), but I think most people of a certain generation in England, the north at least, would be familiar with this story.
This is an old copy i got for 30p in a charity shop, the pages were falling out as I read through it, which is fitting, since I always kind of fall apart by the end. It's an emotional story anyway, but the fact that it's written in the dialect I grew up with and rarely get to read in books, makes me feel more emotionally connected to the book as a whole... maybe someone with a different accent wouldn't feel the same? Either way, it's a powerful story, brilliantly written!

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{11.02.25}
Smashing It was a great read! I'm often drawn to things about the working class, but I admit I picked this up specifically because it has pieces from Riz Ahmed, Maxine Peake, Malorie Blackman and Michaela Coel. Every piece throughout the book had something valuable to say though, so I'm really glad I bought it!
This is the Canon is one I've picked up and gotten distracted from a couple of times, though I did enjoy it, particularly the 'if you like this, try' sections.
Both books can be dipped in and out of, which is something I tend to do these days, and while they aren't books I'll keep in my permanent collection, I would recommend them to others.
{31.01.25}
I didn't realise it had been so long since I last posted! I haven't been reading much over the last few months, but I'm (hopefully) coming out of a slump and will be posting again (in theory).
So far this year I've mostly read comics on kindle, but I've been trying to get through some of my physical tbr too! Hopefully this year I'll get back into the swing of reading regularly again, I'm off to a good start at least.
{14.06.24}
Went to a couple of bookshops in York today, managed to restrain myself and not buy too much, but I did get a couple of interesting books.
Portal Bookshop was the reason I headed to York today, the Minster Gate Bookshop was just a happy surprise, I highly recommend both!
{28.05.24}
I'm on break from uni and having a bunch of work done on my house, which means I have time to catch up on some reading, woohoo! Already nearly finished with this lot, but I have around 400 unread books at home, so I doubt I'll run out of things to read any time soon lol!
{22.05.24}
I'll buy anything by Joe Sacco, I love this format and his work is brilliant. The topics might be uncomfortable, but his books are always worth reading, in my opinion.

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{24.04.24}
I've added this to my little pile of art books to keep for future inspiration. The artwork is absolutely beautiful; it really made me want to grab some supplies and create something myself! Some images are subtle, almost washed out, others are bold and striking, every image has a real sense of atmosphere though.
{10.04.24}
I read these in one go and I really wish I had the other three in the series! A lot of it is confusing at first, but I feel like it starts to make sense as you progress through. I hated the use of slurs, even though I get why they were used, it just felt unnecessary to me, but maybe I was being overly sensitive. The artwork is really cute though and I will be getting the rest of these when I have the money for them!
{08.04.24}
I feel like the author tried to cram a bit too much into this book, so some of the stories felt a bit stunted. However, I did find it an emotional read and I loved the artwork, especially the use of colour throughout.
It was a bit of a random find and I'm really glad I brought it home with me.
{05.04.24}
I know I haven't posted in forever, but I am still alive (and hoarding books at an alarming rate). Check out this beauty that I picked up in the shop I work at!
This fifth edition was published in 1918 and has a dedication from 1920... and it smells amazing (if you know, you know).
From what I can tell it isn't worth any money, but it's now one of my most prized books, even if there are pages falling out!
{11.01.24}
Nobody's interested in the details, but I just wanted to say that this blog isn't dead, mental health just got in the way! Hopefully I will be reading (and interacting/updating) more regularly from now on.
I loved the Guild when the web series first came out, I only just found out about the comics... This edition was payment for a commission and now has pride of place in my collection! It's pretty dated now, and if you weren't a fan of the show originally then it's probably not very enjoyable, however, I loved it and I'm sure I'll enjoy reading it again!
The Survival Handbook was a library book I forgot I had (oops), I think it's a pretty cool book for young adults/teens and I even found some useful info in it for myself.
My art teacher loaned me the Ilustrated Journal and I loved it so much that I popped it onto my wishlist. There are very few art books I have an urge to own, but this is one of them.
And finally, Nevada... I was disappointed by my lack of interested in this book, it's supposed to be a trans-lit cult classic, but I didn't enjoy any of the characters (though a couple of the characters thoughts/feelings did resonate with my own experiences) and the word 'like' was used so often that it was actually making me angry, lol! It's possible this book just went over my head though I suppose.

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{01.10.23}
After two hours, I finally gave up trying to get to sleep and decided to read instead... it's 3am now, the only sounds outside are the wind and rain, which is the perfect accompaniment to reading in bed, if you ask me.
{30.09.23}
More books on arty stuff, this time all courtesy of my local library!