Since 2010
Andy Weir
★★★★★
Sixth read. I could feel my love of reading waning after the last book so I reached for an old friend.
Jason Pargin
★★★☆☆
Good grief this was a long book that took me ages to get through. Always fun enough to keep me interested though. There were a few long-winded monologues that perhaps could have been cut. Thought provoking in a pointing-out-the-obvious kind of way.
Matthew Evans
Abandoned
I got fed up reading lists of what is and is not in milk. Was hoping it would be more about the production and distribution of milk.
Janice Hallett
★★★☆☆
This was on track for an easy 4-stars until about 80% of the way through, at which point it kind of went off the rails and lost me. Up until then I was enjoying the storytelling method and the twists, but it ended up feeling more complicated and far-fetched than it needed to be.
Ian Fleming
★★★☆☆
Decent beginning, exciting middle, but the final third was repetitive and unsatisfying.
Andy Weir
★★★★★
As is tradition around here, starting the year by reading my favouritest of all time 🙂
Craig Brown
★★★★☆
A good title - loads of stories of stuff that happened around the queen. A behind-the-scenes, if you will. Good fun.