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Oct. 1st, 2006 09:14 amHappy birthday ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bloominglotus! You really deserve a happy day lately!
bloominglotus! You really deserve a happy day lately!Oct. 1st, 2006
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Oct. 1st, 2006 09:17 pm84. Eleven on Top by Janet Evanovich: Ah, you can always count on Janet bringing a funny (almost ludicrous) read when it comes to the Stephanie Plum series. It's another volume in the adventures of a bumbling makeshift bounty hunter. I love her tales of Jersey and the sexual tension between the main character and her two love interests.
The next reviews are kind of brief because I don't want to give away too much detail or spoilers in case people want to read them for themselves.
85. Fables vol. 2: Animal Farm by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: Snow White and Rose Red go up to the Farm in upstate New York, where the animal fables live. But there is a revolution in the works . . .
86. Fables vol. 3: Storybook Love by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: Snow White and Bigby end up alone in the woods . . .
87. Fables vol. 4: March of The Wooden Soldiers by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: The Adversary leads an attack on Fabletown.
88. Fables vol. 5: The Mean Seasons by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: The results of what happened to Bigby and Snow. Plus a tale of Bigby's past.
89. Fables vol. 6: Homelands by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: A collection of Blue Boy's and Jack's adventure outside of Fabletown.
90. Fables vol. 7: Arabian Nights (and Days) by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: Fables from the Arabian homelands come for a visit.
I am so addicted to Fables. I can't wait till the next two volumes come out!
91. The Walking Dead vol.2: Miles Behind Us by Kirkman, Adlard, and Rathburn: The continuing story of the survivors trying to eek out survival among a ruined world riddled with zombies. I thought that it was kinda boring and I'm not going to continue to read it.
92. The Adventures of Barry Ween Boy Genuis by Judd Winick: I didn't even know this was written by the Judd from Real World San Francisco until like a month after I bought it. I was glancing at the back cover at the photostrip and recognized his wife Pam first and then it clicked. I thought that it was really funny, smart, and a little crude. Barry is like a combination of Dexter, Calvin, and ShinShin.
The next reviews are kind of brief because I don't want to give away too much detail or spoilers in case people want to read them for themselves.
85. Fables vol. 2: Animal Farm by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: Snow White and Rose Red go up to the Farm in upstate New York, where the animal fables live. But there is a revolution in the works . . .
86. Fables vol. 3: Storybook Love by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: Snow White and Bigby end up alone in the woods . . .
87. Fables vol. 4: March of The Wooden Soldiers by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: The Adversary leads an attack on Fabletown.
88. Fables vol. 5: The Mean Seasons by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: The results of what happened to Bigby and Snow. Plus a tale of Bigby's past.
89. Fables vol. 6: Homelands by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: A collection of Blue Boy's and Jack's adventure outside of Fabletown.
90. Fables vol. 7: Arabian Nights (and Days) by Willingham, Buckingham, and Leialoha: Fables from the Arabian homelands come for a visit.
I am so addicted to Fables. I can't wait till the next two volumes come out!
91. The Walking Dead vol.2: Miles Behind Us by Kirkman, Adlard, and Rathburn: The continuing story of the survivors trying to eek out survival among a ruined world riddled with zombies. I thought that it was kinda boring and I'm not going to continue to read it.
92. The Adventures of Barry Ween Boy Genuis by Judd Winick: I didn't even know this was written by the Judd from Real World San Francisco until like a month after I bought it. I was glancing at the back cover at the photostrip and recognized his wife Pam first and then it clicked. I thought that it was really funny, smart, and a little crude. Barry is like a combination of Dexter, Calvin, and ShinShin.