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<spoiler> About to go through the red wedding again. I don't think I'm prepared. </spoiler>

"- What will you have after five hundred years?
- You, dad. I'd still have you."
Iconic.

Already on Vol. 4! Aside from certain characters' designs, reading is just like watching the show (even the epic dialogues). Kudos to Prime Video for the loyalty of the adaptation (unless until now).

I had this one a little abandoned, but I picked it back up yesterday with a little help from Andy Serkis' audiobook (which is incredible, btw).

6 more chapters to go; I hope I can finish it in what's left of the year!

The movie is one of my favorite satires ever, so I had to give this a shot. So far, so good.

About a year ago, in an effort to start organizing my reading process, I decided that I would only read a book at a time. I did well until I started reading LOTR, which turned out to be a lot heavier than I had expected (my excitement for the saga must have gotten the best of me). I got stuck and moving further started to feel like a task, so I decided to begin a new book to put an end to my block. Wish me luck!

I really love the Simon Snow series but this is SO hard to read, I'm terribly dissapointed. Hope it gets better on the second half.

I graduated from College last week!

I'm incredibly excited about it and I also love the fact that I now I can sit down and catch up with my reading.

As a graduation gift I received It by S. King and a book of Edgar Alan Poe's tales so that's probably where I'll start when I finish everything on my currently-reading shelf. I think I'll also read Galakticon by Brendon Small to complete the shelf with a comic book.

Read so far:
📕 Dagon.
📕 In the Vault.
📕 The Doom That Came to Sarnath.
📕 From Beyond.

To read:
📕 The Shadow Over Innsmouth.

Read so far:
📕 Dagon.
📕 In the Vault.

To read:
📕 The Doom That Came to Sarnath.
📕 From Beyond.
📕 The Shadow Over Innsmouth.

Read so far:
📕 In the Vault.

To read:
📕 Dagon.
📕 The Doom That Came to Sarnath.
📕 From Beyond.
📕 The Shadow Over Innsmouth.

I know I marked this book as "currently reading" back in April but I actualy started reading it on Friday (University got in the way).

So far it's a little dull but not that much. However, I'm at that point of the story in which I start hating the main characters, which is not a great sign.
My gut tells me that I'm going to get pissed at the end.

I got this one as a birthday gift from a dear friend. I like the plot so I'm hoping it lives up to my expectations.

I'm loving it!

The whole Freddy Lounds scene is great, and extra points for the development of Dolarhyde's background story! I don't think many authors dedicate as much atention to the stories of their villains as Thomas Harris does.

I've been a Hannibal Lecter fan since I was 15 and only recently I finished watching NBC's Hannibal. I'm also watching Clarice now so it was only a matter of time until I decided I couldn't keep postponing reading the books.

So far so good!

I cannot explain how BORED I am. I've never thought I'd say this but the movies are way better mostly because they don't have Jacob's POV and because they go straight to the point instead of giving so many useless details.

I'm so disapointed.

I know what you're thinking, okay. I just couldn't help it: I need to close the Twilight cycle for once. I was such a fan when I was a teenager that I still can't believe I haven't read it... here we go.

Yesterday I finished Lady Midnight by Cassie Clare and I'm still trying to process what I've read so I will post my review soon! In the meantime I'm reading a classic YA book that I've been postponing since I was 13 (I guess 2021 is the year to close cycles with sagas).

Also, I just posted my review of The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury in case you guys feel like checking it out.

Hope you're all doing well!

It's going a little slow but I still like it very much. Also, every time a character from The Mortal Instruments is mentioned I get so emotional I could cry. I feel like I'm 14 again.

I've been postponing this trilogy for 4 years, but finally the time has come to meet again with my dear Cassie Clare.

My expectations are high!

I'm loving it. It's been ages since I've laughed so much by reading. I really hope this continues all the way to the end.