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Finished reading Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging

Wants to read Baudolino

Wants to read Warrior of the Wind

Rated JavaScript: The Good Parts 10/10

Rated Hench 9/10

<div>I bought this book forever ago, and now I'm a little mad I didn't read it sooner. This was great. Funny, smart, a little gross at the end! I will def read the next one.</div>

Rated Invisible Cities 10/10

Finished reading Emergent Properties

Rated Torchwood: Broken 10/10

Oh man was this good. So good. The best of all the Torchwood audios I've heard so far. All the best things about Torchwood -- love, loneliness, longing -- all pushed to the forefront. References several of the TV episodes, answers a lot of questions, and Gareth David Lloyd is so, so excellent as Ianto. Seriously, get your mitts on this.

Wants to read Akata Warrior

Wants to read Norse Mythology

Wants to read How to Boil Water: Life Beyond Takeout

Rated Graceless II: No Rest for the Wicked 10/10

This was really great. Looking forward to hearing the third one next.

Rated Her Majesty's Royal Coven 7/10

Wants to read Hold Me Closer, Necromancer by McBride, Lish [08 May 2012]

Rated The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect 6/10

Rated A History of Future Cities 8/10

Finished reading Concepts and Categories: Philosophical Essays

Wants to read The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation

Rated Rental Property Investing: how to invest in profitable properties to rent and derive maximum profit from them 4/10

Rated The UNIX Programming Environment 10/10

Finished reading Winter Harvest

Finished reading The West Passage

Rated Graceless III: The Day They Chose to Die 10/10

The first part, "The Edge" is worth the price of admission alone. This whole series was great. Definitely recommend.

Rated How Music Works 10/10

I loved this! I've had this audiobook kicking around for ages, but for some reason, I never got around to it until recently, and I'm so glad I did. Byrne covers a lot of different subjects within music, without snobbery, and with a great way of presenting his research that never feels dry. I may pick up this book in print because there are sections I'll want to quote (particularly Chapter 8) or refer to again. Definitely recommend this, particularly to people who work within music in any way.

Rated How to Get into the Twin Palms 8/10

<i>How To Get Into The Twin Palms</i>, in a way, is an atypical mystery novel. Though we know what Anya wants, everything else isn't clear and we are left to make our own conclusions. I like that it isn't tidy, but like life, which is to say sometimes sad and always full of desire. I'm so very glad I read it.<br><br>(My full review appears on <a href="http://glorifiedloveletters.blogspot.com/2013/02/how-to-get-into-twin-palms-by-karolina.html">Glorified Love Letters</a>.)