I read, therefore I am.

Week 23: 4—10 June

( 129. Human Nature — Paul Cornell )

Anyway, I suspect this is only interesting if you are really into Doctor Who right now. Which I am.

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( 130. The Meaning of It All — Richard P. Feynman )

This seemed to me almost like a book of psalms for irreligious people; I found it very calming.

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( 131. The Beekeeper's Apprentice — Laurie R. King )

any further reading of this series is going to be at least somewhat masochistic for me.

*goes to read "The Adventure of the Devil's Foot" (which has a great Watson-saves-Holmes'-life scene) to make herself feel better*

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( 132. Glasshouse — Charles Stross )

In general, this was interesting and enjoyable sci-fi, but it really didn't transcend the genre.

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( 133. Nice Work — David Lodge )

this book was a total pleasure; it even made me newly glad that I had read North and South. Quite a feat.

(You can look again, akukorax *g*)

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( 134. The Beautiful Miscellaneous — Dominic Smith )

it's not different enough to set it apart from the 85 billion other coming-of-age stories I've read.

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( 135. Home Truths — David Lodge )

it's incredibly enjoyable; I'm loving Lodge a lot of late.

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( 136. The Jane Austen Book Club — Karen Joy Fowler )

This book made me incredibly happy. Though the real question is, of course, whether it would pass the siriaeve True Austenite test. *peers at her*

Total Books: 136

By the way? Good Reads is turning out to be a TON of fun. *pimps*