Finished The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, by Stuart Turton - for the love of everything read this fucking book.

Started Mort, by Terry Pratchett

Finished: Neverwhere, by Neil Gaiman. A fun and easy read, but it would have benefitted from fleshing out the characters and the world.

Started: Mort, by Terry Pratchett. I can understand why Death is a lot of people's favorite character :)

Finished The Colour Of Magic by Terry Pratchett loved the start of it, the chapter with the same name was really good and I wish that the whole book could have been on that. Slowly lost interest when we got to the stories of the dryads and the dragon riders etc. Also holy exposition Batman, you don't need to tell me 10 times about Rincewind's issues with magic.

Started Mort by Terry Pratchett and The Light Fantastic by Terry Pratchett I have this thing that I need to read in publication order but I didn't have the Light Fantastic on hand and wanted to read more in the series so I was forced to start mort to then start another book when it arrived.

Had a pretty good book-week:

First of I finished The Count of Monte Cristo, by Alexandre Dumas. Without a doubt the best classic book I've ever read. Completely blew me away. Everyone should read this book in their life.

Also read Mort, by Terry Pratchett. I liked the first 3 Discworld novels before but this is the first where it really clicked for me and I started loving every bit of the story. Will definitely continue reading the series now.

3rd book I read was The Matlock Paper, by Robert Ludlum. A bland spy novel, don't have many good things to say about it. Written in the 70's and it really shows. Very dated.

And finally I read the illustrated edition of The Chamber of Secrets, by J.K Rowling. Chamber has always been my least favorite HP book but with this new illustrated edition I enjoyed it more than the previous times. The illustrations really add to the story in my opinion.

I finished Mort, by Terry Pratchett. Slowly working my way through the Discworld books. My plan was to read them in publication order, but after reading Mort I think I'm going to abandon my plan and read all the Death books and then pick up where I was.

I started Beartown, by Fredrik Backman. I like that this seems like a darker book than the other two I've read (A man called Ove and My grandmother aksed me to tell you she's sorry (or whatever the title is in English)).

This week I’m reading:

Mort, by Terry Pratchett

Brightness Reef, by David Brin

I finished Sleeping Giants by Sylvain Neuvel and started Mort by Terry Pratchett.

I finished Mort by Terry Pratchett (LOVED!)

A good chunk of the way through Neuromancer by William Gibson

The Engines of God, by Jack McDevitt - fun so far. Really interested to see where it goes.

Mort, by Terry Pratchett - My first Pratchett and discworld novel. The humor is great and I expect to finish it this week. May read Reaper Man after.

Dawn Study, by Maria V. Snyder

The Bear and the Nightingale, by Katherine Arden

Mort, by Terry Pratchett

This week:

Reaper Man, by Terry Pratchett

and

The Lady of the Lake, by Andrzej Sapkowski

Last week I finished Mort, by Terry Pratchett and I liked it a lot. A very fun read.

Started Mort, by Terry Pratchett.

It's really great so far, not very long though (although there's plenty more discworld to choose from if I want!).

Finished:

Hatchet, by Gary Paulsen

• Revisted this one from my middle school years. I read an article about this that brought back some vivid memories of particular scenes, brought it up to my little brother and it turns out the boyo never read it. I've been trying to get him to read more, and this is probably the most perfect timing, so I got it for both of us. A great read the second time around.

Starting:

Mort, by Terry Prachett

• This will actually be another re-read for me, but I'm continuing the trend of pulling books I remember from 5 years ago and reading them at the same time with my little bro. (I'm thinking of alternating between serious books and more light hearted ones for the summer.) I remember loving how Death was written and I'm curious to see how it holds up.

What We Were Promised, by Lucy Tan

• Hopefully I can find a copy at the library (or some way), but this really intrigues me.

Mort, by Terry Pratchett

This is the third Discworld Novel I'm reading, and I'm liking it a lot more than Colours of Magic and Light Fantastic so far.

Finished Mort, by Terry Pratchett. I'm definitely enjoying Discworld so far.

Started Ordinary Thunderstorms, by William Boyd - it's been on my shelf for about 2 years, so it's about time.

Absolutely loved Bird Box, by Josh Malerman

Now I'm onto Mort, by Terry Pratchett

I just started Mort, by Terry Pratchett and so far I think it's hilarious! This is my second Discworld read.

I just finished the Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. Trying to make sense of the events that occurred in it is like putting together a jigsaw puzzle from the backside and finding out you're missing pieces. I feel like I'm missing something important, but hell, so do most of the characters in the novel. (especially Toru) Despite this, when I turn the puzzle over and stand back, a terrifying image emerges.

Mort, by Terry Pratchett - aka my first Discworld novel.