Nostalgia as another word for booklog

Several of these made me cry. It's been one of those weeks fortnights...

( 110. Flying Dutch — Tom Holt )

Better jokes would be good, too.

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( 111. Astonishing X-Men: Torn — Joss Whedon )

I just wish that these collections weren’t so damn short, especially since this one’s a cliffhanger!

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( 112. The Sharing Knife: Passage — Lois McMaster Bujold )

next book soon, plz?

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( 113. When You Are Engulfed in Flames — David Sedaris )

Too bad the public library discourages stealing.

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( 114. Princess in Love — Meg Cabot )

I think what I like best about these books are all the dumb pop culture shoutouts. The Cutting Edge FTW!

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( 115. Y: The Last Man — Whys and Wherefores — Brian K. Vaughan )

This made me really depressed. I don’t really want to talk about it.

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( 116. A Fountain Filled With Blood — Julia Spencer-Fleming )

I just don’t think my enjoyment of this book could match my delight at the discovery of the first, but I’m still looking forward to the next one and seeing Russ and Clare’s relationship progress.

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( 117. Curses! Broiled Again! — Jan Harold Brunvand )

The Vanishing Hitchhiker is still, I think, the most satisfying and shiver-inducing.

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( 118. Men at Arms — Terry Pratchett )

I guess my review, if it can be called that, is basically <3 .

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( 119. The Zombie Survival Guide — Max Brooks )

this book, like I said, doesn’t quite know what it wants to be. World War Z knows. And when it tells you, you don’t forget.

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( 120. Population: 485 — Michael Perry )

Perry, it seems, has found whatever secret thing it is that makes it worth it to go on. And there’s a taste of it here between these pages.

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( 121. Nine Stories — J.D. Salinger )

I look forward to rereading this many, many times in years to come.

Total Books: 121