Cryptid Club by Sarah Andersen

I have read and reviewed other books by the author on this blog: I follow the author on Instagram and have adored her Sarah's scribbles series. The other offshoots that she has been making have not been completely my thing, but when I saw a copy of the Cryptid club, I definitely wanted to give…

The Truth by Terry Pratchett (Discworld #25)

This is the last of my rereads of Terry Pratchett for a while. Not because I do not want to read any more of them, but because I have no more to pick up in hand. I may run into a book I have not read or reviewed on the blog, and then things may…

Soul Music by Terry Pratchett

During my revisit to Terry Pratchett's books, I sometimes come away with the feeling that I have read a particular volume before. This felt completely new to me. I have met Death's granddaughter later as an adult in other books, and this was my first time seeing her as a child and coming to terms…

Keep It Quiet by Richard Hull

I had a very good time with the first few Richard Hull books and then went on a spree and bought a couple that was available. Like any other purchase story, the book then sat unattended on a shelf for almost three years. I picked it up a couple of times to admire the paper's…

Small Gods by Terry Pratchett

I must admit that this book was a little uncomfortable initially to read for me personally because the author had chosen to make the central 'small god' to be called Om. It looked more like a dig towards the Buddhist side of things and given where it originally comes from, it still felt a little…

Rotten To The Core (Lady Hardcastle Mysteries #8) by T.E.Kinsey

Narrated by: Elizabeth Knowelden The ladies are back! As usual, I have to begin with the disclaimer that I adore the series and the humour, and the audio narration brightens up my day. I went in with the hope that it would be entertaining to revisit the dashing dup with the witty verbal banter, and…

Guards! Guards! by Terry Pratchett

There are a few drawbacks of reading books out of order. There are fewer than average drawbacks of reading Discworld books out of order. But I found the first and foremost to be character development. I am so used to viewing a person/creature to be a certain way - the order of things, to be…

Equal Rites (Discworld #3) by Terry Pratchett

I continue with my rereading of the Terry Pratchett books that were reprinted quite recently. This should have been read before the previous one that I reviewed (Wyrd Sisters), but it does not make much difference except show one of the characters in a whole different light. The story had the trademark humour, and I…