The Sunday Fun Five #43
Sunday Fun 5:
#35: The 5 Reasons You Choose Not to Read a Book
#36:The 5 Types of Reading Slumps Every Reader Suffers From
#37:The 5 Foods You've Read About in Books, But Want to Try In Real Life
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#38: The 5 Scary-Sounding Books You Want to Read
#39:The 5 Scary Movies You Want to Read the Book Version Of
#40:The 5 Books You Want to Read Before 2015 Ends
#41:The 5 Characters from Books You're Grateful For
#42:The 5 Bookish Charities Santa Claus Approves Of
#43: The 5 New To You Authors' Books You Want to Read in 2016
For the 3rd of January: #44: The 5 Literary Characters that Feel Like Your Old Friends
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#43: The 5 New To You Authors' Books You Want to Read in 2016
For the 3rd of January: #44: The 5 Literary Characters that Feel Like Your Old Friends
A Countdown of
The 5 New To You Authors' Books You Want to Read in 2016
the-pile/the-invisible-pile Count: 1
Quite simply, his name comes up a lot and I'm curious as to why- I've seen the movie version of The Road (I'm slightly obsessed with Viggo Mortensen movies) but I'd like to read the book too. Hopefully I didn't ruin it for myself.
4. Robin Hobb
the-pile/the-invisible-pile Count: 2
It's amazing, as Robin Hobb is one of the big names in fantasy, but somehow I've never gotten around to her works. I'm hoping this coming year, with my more relaxed reading challenges, I'll be able to get around to her stuff.
3. Octavia E. Butler
the-pile/the-invisible-pile Count: 3
I picked up this set of Lilith's Brood last year during Cyber Monday madness, but I still haven't gotten around to it yet, despite Octavia E. Butler being another one of those 'big names' in sci-fi. I'm hoping if I decide on participating in Vintage Sci-Fi Month I may get through one or two of these.
2. Barbara Hambly
the-pile/the-invisible-pile Count: 3
Barbara Hambly is another name I've heard around a lot while participating in my various fantasy genre Goodreads groups, and I also scooped up her trilogy during Cyber Monday deals last year. I've had some disappointments lately with some of the newer epic fantasy, so I'm considering reading more traditional style fantasy.
1. N.K. Jemisin
the-pile/the-invisible-pile Count: 2
N.K. Jemisin of the (likely many) newer fantasy authors I haven't tried yet, despite having two of her books, both of which I've heard good things about. I really want to read her books because... to be honest, the covers are so pretty and fantastic. That doesn't always equate to a good read, but I can often be coerced to read a book I'm already planning to read by the right cover.
