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I started The Grace of Kings and i made it to chapter 9 and I can't bring myself to continue. 😐

I’m glad you said something about this, because I’d seen Dom talking about it again, so I snagged a digital copy.

Totally with you on The Hellborn King.

Artemis has its negatives but otherwise I enjoyed it quite a lot

I started it again today

I plan on start the Bloodsworn Saga next year! I’ve not read any of JG so if I like the series then I will go back and read the fateful and the fallen.

I think the biggest... non-failure... pot hole dodged... is that the RPG of LitRPG is super light, there are no stats, exp, or overloads of abilities. All you and the characters in the world get, is "Level X [Class Name]" and "[Ability name]" They don't even get to know what an ability DOES, other than through trial and error or passed down knowledge. Nor do they get guaranteed an ability every level, which really trumps alot of LitRPG slop that give you multiple full stat pages to keep track of by the 3rd chapter.

My reading plans: To Green Angel Tower Wind and Truth Fire and Blood The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo The Black Crown (John A Douglas) Titan (Ben Bova) Star Wars: Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter Star Trek: The Pandora Principle Skipping Christmas

Malazan is going to be my christmas read too, I'm now finishing up Dust of Dreams and plan to read the cripled god next week.

If you’re open to suggestions, MZD’s House of Leaves is a great metafictional book, as well as having more suspenseful elements to it.

Thankful to you and those like you who are great booktubers!

I'm happy for this video!! It's exciting. My most awaited read will be for the year 'Wind and Truth the fifth installment of Stormlight Archive series.

Vote for GGK!

I’ve got the best self care imaginable: a wife and another cup of coffee

I want to do the Advent of Winter thing this year too. I started reading them last year, but I didn't like reading them on my phone, so I decided to wait for the physical book. I'll definitely be reading Wind and Truth in Dec. I'm going to the Dragonsteel Con, and I'll be getting my copy of the book from there. And then who knows what I'll be reading. Probably Eye of the Bedlam Bride.

Here starts Repairman Jack’s conquering of BookTube!

I'm glad you're enjoying it my friend! I just finished book 3 and it's really starting to get intense

Soooo curious to hear your thoughts on To Ride Hell's Chasm! Hope you end the year on a high note with all these books, happy reading 🥰

My December plans: The Last Kingdom, The Black Company,Gifts,The Demon Awakens, Thinner,A Vengeful Realm, and whatever else happens to catch my eye if there's time

So happy you are enjoying Kagen!!!

I hope you like Artemis. It's fun. Nothing like his other stuff.

The Outsider is great! Finished it in one day! The HBO series adaptation is also amazing!

I'm on a reread kick and I'm still in part 1 of The Will of the Many which will probably take me all of December to finish. And we'll see what my mood makes read next.

A hearty, wonderful list!!! The Outsider by Stephen King is on my shelf... I may have to pick it up in December!?! 😂 I really love mystery/suspense/thrillers in the winter months, so I think a number of those novels will be read in December, i.e. I'm Thinking of Ending Things by Iain Reid; Rock, Paper, Scissors; some Agatha Christie, etc. We shall see!?! May your December be a holly, jolly one, reading-wise: Have a BLAST, enjoy, laugh, smile and until next time, uber rockin' Mr. Andrew!!!!! 🎉🌌❄️

let's go with WoLaS in January! Hope you had a magical Thanksgiving!

Artemis; I liked it without loving it.

Woohoo!!! I’m reading midnight tides too 🤣🫣

I enjoyed the outside and the institute both are good

The Outsider is so good! I hope you enjoy it. The Institute is good too.

Halfway through Stone and Sky. Hoping to finish it by Sunday. It's a great "Dad book." When the kid wants to show to show me what he's made in Minecraft, I can easily put a bookmark in without having to re-read a page or two when I get back. The only actual novel in current December pile (my TBR changes constantly) is Brom's Krampus. I have some middle grade Christmas and Winter themed books and some Victorian/Edwardian ghost story collections. Since I'm headed to the bookstore on Monday to grab Christmas gifts, I'm pretty sure that I'm going to end up picking up something for myself. Asking the in-laws for the last two Matthew Corbett books for Christmas.

As always a mind bending stack my brother!

6 books for this dec. 1- The Ship of Merior (Janny Wurts) 2- Herald: Age of Godeater (Rob.J. Hayes) 3- Dracul - prequel to Dracula- (Dacre Stoker) 4- God's Demon (Wayne Marlowe) 5- The Paths We Have Taken (L.R Hunter) 6- Teh Daughter's War (Christopher Buehlman)

I prefer the clean and digested prose as well. The six hundred page thing about The Dragon in Winter is another matter.

I recommend you Ripley. Beginning is pretty good.

I loved the first half of The Outsider but the second half was landing on the Whammy on Press Your Luck…wha wha

Goodluck with ur reads for December!! I hope 2024 is good year for reading!! 🎉

Any month with Malazan is going to be a good month. I'm still surprised you're digging Kagen so much, I honestly thought it wouldn't be up your alley. It's a really fun series though. The Dragon in Winter was awesome.

I've only read the first 3 Last Kingdom books, they're fine. It's coming up on 2 years since I read Book 3 and haven't felt that need to continue. Cornwell's become a very mixed bag for me. I haven't finished these yet but I'm currently reading: *Fantasy* Fitz & the Fool 2: Fool's Quest - 30% left *Historical-Fantasy* Boudicca 1: Dreaming the Eagle - This will be prioritised between Fool's Quest and Assassin's Fate.

Sounds like a man with a plan! The Advent of Winter is so damn good. I get the King backlog I've read so many and I'm still behind!

The Outsider is strong man! Top half King for sure! I have a short but long December TBR: Finish The Blood Stones Wind and Truth This Inevitable Ruin (Dungeon Crawler Carl 7)

Yes, «Bloodsworn Saga»! Currently reading the final novel, «Fury of the Gods»! My December TBR/MBR: «Dreaming the Eagle» («Boudica» #1) by Manda Scott (Historical Fiction about the Celtic British Queen and her Rebellion against the Romans) «The Wall» (City of Victory Trilogy #3) by Adrian Goldsworthy (Historical Military Fiction set during the building of Hadrian’s Wall) «Baudolino» by Umberto Eco (Historical Fantasy set during the Later Crusades on the border of Myth and History in 13th Century Europe and Middle East) «The Children of Gods & Fighting Men» by Shauna Lawless (Historical Fantasy set in Ireland during the Viking Age) «Leviathan Falls» (The Expanse, #9) by James S.A. Corey (Space Opera) «Dictator» (Cicero Trilogy #3) by Robert Harris (Historical Fiction about the Roman Politician Cicero) «City of Thieves» by David Benioff (Historical Fiction set during the WW2 Seige of Leningrad (Modern Day St. Petersburg)) «The Power Broker» by Robert Caro (Political Biography/Investigative Journalism Classic, my Q4 long-read)

Im not a content creator, so I cannot imagine maintaining a "hobby" just for "fun" in front of literally thousands of people. So I respect what you do, and hope you stay well!

You too you chronic bookoholic!

Halfway through Heliotrope and dude... might be my book of the year. Can't wait to review it

That's cool..

Hahaha I love your love for indie books!!!

Black Sun Rising is criminally underrated. The whole...I think it's Coldfire trilogy is pretty good. Do yourself a favor and make yourself read it. It's...different than you described(*Edit, it IS sci fantasy, but different than others I've read, I personally enjoyed it more than GGK*), in a good way. I absolutely loved all three. Plus....that cover goes HARD.

I am thankful for the cool TH-camrs and book reviewers I have met here in the last year.

RBAY AWR 🦃🤗