Month in Review: July 2018

This month I went away on vacation and took along a few newer books in contrast to the abundance of classics and backlist titles I’ve been reading. There was at least one I really loved…look for a review soon to find out which one!

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Reviews

  • Uncle Silas was a classic (if somewhat flawed) Gothic novel that shone in a beautiful Folio Society edition.

 

Other Books Read

  • The Angel Inn by the Comtesse de Segur
  • Owning Your Own Shadow by Robert A. Johnson – Reread
  • Lord of the Elements by Bastiaan Baan
  • Invisible Partners by John A. Sanford
  • The Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter by Theodora Goss – Review to come
  • Lover by Anna Raverat – Review to come
  • Jane, Unlimited by Kristin Cashore – Review to come

 

Other Features and Events

 

Shared in the Sunday Post hosted by Caffeinated Book Reviewer, the Month in Review linkup at The Book Date, and the Monthly Wrap-up Round-up hosted by Feed Your Fiction Addiction

26 thoughts on “Month in Review: July 2018

  1. Oooh, I’ve been a bit afraid to read Jane, Unlimited. I loved the Graceling series, but the new one sounds…weird? And has mixed reviews? And, call me shallow but–such an ugly cover! So I’ll look for your review of that to help make the final decision.

    Happy August!

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    1. I know, I can’t help being influenced by cover designs. Jane, Unlimited was certainly different from Graceling, so I can see why fans of one might not love the other.

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  2. Ha, well I know which one you didn’t love! 🙂

    I’ve read The Angel Inn (a long time ago now) translated by Joan Aiken, is that the version you read? I seem to remember that it was rather of its time but also definitely Aikenish, I can see why she was drawn to it.

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