#im a chronic rereader usually stick to what's known and comfortable

[lurkiestvoid]

I fucking love Libby so much. ADHD makes it hard to make Going To The Library a regular routine (hard to remember to return books on time, hard to remember to just Go and Browse), and poverty makes it impossible to collect and read everything I want.

anyways thanks to Libby and my local library card plus a Queer Liberation Library card I've been able to read 79 books since August 2023 and still going strong, AND my "to read" tag STILL has nearly 400 titles in it.

So this post will be a running list of the books I read from Aug23-Aug24:

"Mort," Terry Pratchett

"The Fifth Season," N.K. Jemison

"Celtic Gods and Heroes," Marie-Louise Sjoestedt

"A Very Brief Introduction: The Celts," Barry Cunliff

"Princess Princess Ever After," K. O'Niell

"Gentleman Jack," Angela Steidele

"Hatchet," Gary Paulson

"Equal Rites," Terry Pratchett

"The Religion of the Ancient Celts," J. A. MacCulloch

"The Light Fantastic," Terry Pratchett

"The Giver," Lois Lowry

"The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes," Suzanne Collins

"The Sandman (Vol 2)," Neil Gaiman

"Fourth Wing," Rebecca Yaros

"The Color of Magic," Terry Pratchett

"The Sandman (Vol 1)," Neil Gaiman

"American Gods," Neil Gaiman

"The Song of Achilles," Madeline Miller

"The Handmaid's Tale," Margaret Atwood

"Good Omens," Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

"Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal Edition," Naoko Takeuchi (1-10)

"The Invasion," K. A. Applegate

"Dragon Ball," Akira Toriyama (1&2)

"Dragon Ball Z," Akira Toriyama (1&2)

"The Eight," Katherine Neville

"Behemoth," Scott Westerfield

"Warriors: Dawn of the Clans," Erin Hunter (1-6)

"Warriors: Omen of the Stars," Erin Hunter (1-6)

"Warriors: Power of Three," Erin Hunter (1-6)

"Warriors," Erin Hunter (1-6)

"Leviathan," Scott Westerfield

"The Turn," Kim Harrison (series reread, 0-17)