Tag Archives: Librarything Early Review
Living in Threes – Judith Tarr
This was a book received through LibraryThing’s Early Reviewers (thank you!). I’ve been trying to cut back on the books I put my name in for on LibraryThing, because while I’ve had pretty good luck there have been a number … Continue reading
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Tagged Book View Café, Judith Tarr, LibraryThing, Librarything Early Review, Living in Threes
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Daphne and the Silver Ash – Joss Llewelyn
This was a novella received through LibraryThing’s Member Giveaways – thank you. It is a short, sweet, melancholy yet ultimately hopeful story, aching with a feeling of might-have-been and will-never-be-again as one thoughtful and gallant young woman tries to deal … Continue reading
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Tagged Daphne, Daphne and the Silver Ash, fairy tale, fantasy, Joss Llewelyn, Librarything Early Review, Novella, YA
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LTER: One Was a Soldier, Julia Spencer-Fleming
I do get lucky with these LTER’s. Oh, not all – there was one self-published ESL fantasy that I doubt I’ll ever finish, and the book about writing which was extremely uneven, and Roma was not something I’d ever have … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Clare Fergusson, Julia Spencer-Fleming, Librarything Early Review, mystery, One Was a Soldier, Russ Van Alstyne
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LTER: Pegasus
Recently I won a LibraryThing Early Reviewer that I really, really wanted: Robin McKinley‘s Pegasus. This must be why I don’t win anything in radio contests – too lucky here: Adam Schell, GK Chesterton, and now this. Pegasus is a … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy, Librarything Early Review, Pegasus, Robin McKinley
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Early review: The Devil Amongst the Lawyers
The Devil Amongst the Lawyers (Sharyn McCrumb) is the tale of a 1935 trial in Wise County, Virginia, which gains national attention because of two factors: the country (or the newspaper business, at least) is hungry for a new sensation … Continue reading
The world will never starve for want of wonders
… but only for want of wonder. – Gilbert Keith Chesterton I do sincerely love the Early Reviewers giveaways on Librarything. It was through this that I received Tomato Rhapsody, for which I am deeply grateful; and it was through … Continue reading
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