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Who else has read/is reading Vicious and HOW EXCITED are you for Vengeful next week?!?!

Fell in love with the writing style and voice on the first page; reminds me of the Orbiting Human Circus of the Air somehow. Possibly because of the adorableness of the characters upfront? Have a feeling this is a new favorite. <3

Totally loving this! Fantasy politics, palace intrigue, looming war, and a bookworm Prince to lead them.

Enjoying this so far.

Dare I hope that an Odin and Loki team-up can actually happen? And last?!
Seriously, these guys would make a great team, if they'd just show a little decency and trust. *shakes fist at fictional characters*

How adorable is poor naive Carrot? XD

I can't get over how awesome Loki is. Why in Hel did I set this book aside for so long?! I picked it up at midnight last night and didn't want to put it down!

That gloriously giddy moment when you know exactly who a character is but none of the other characters do.

I was afraid my love and expectations for Loki would overshadow the fact that this is a different story for a different character, but this is good stuff. So far I love it!

Please, please, please be as good as The Gospel of Loki. Please, please, please don't disappoint my ridiculously high fangirl expectations.

Just when I want to shriek in horror 'THAT'S THE END?!' I calm enough to realize what a beautiful and perfect ending it really is.
THEN I FIND OUT IT'S A PREQUEL! <3 <3 <3
#readerhigh

Hem. Haw. The look at ancient Britain, with its folklore and mythology, is interesting, but I just realized I don't particularly like any of the characters yet. Doesn't bode well.

"Do you really think you can [insert literally anything]?"
" Of course I can. I'm Loki. "
EVERY TIME.
I love this book! XD

I'm so glad I gave the Dresden Files another try; I'm loving this whole mashup of urban magic and mythologies!

So far I'm loving this! Great characters and, you know, TIME TRAVELING THIEVES.

I HAVE MISSED READING ZAHN AND THE STAR WARS UNIVERSE

I might actually finish this in time for book club! *score*

Honestly, I was not prepared to be so interested in this book. I thought it would be far too dry and irrelevant to me, but Postman talks about the differences between a typographical and a visual society, how it changes the context or even the necessity of context for information, and how we do or don't benefit from such readily available information. It's fascinating and slightly terrifying.

ACK! Let the MUST DEVOUR and MUST SAVOR conflict of a last book commence! <3