What book(s) are you currently reading or listening? November 26
Finished Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson. It was a surprisingly easy read, and while I remembered the main plot, I didn't remember any of the details, so enjoyed the whole read.
Just finished the book moments ago (which is also why the thread is late), so haven't yet decided what to read next.
What about all of you? What have you been reading or listening to lately?
Covers What's Yours Is Mine (Hard mode) and Mashup Bingo squares
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Finished up all the little side Cosmere stuff. It's impressive how great it all is, but now I have to wait for Wind and Truth for more. (Except White Sand but I don't really have that much interest in graphic novels). Finally got my spot in line for the next Reacher book (In Too Deep) from my library and read that today. (Guess that's 200 lol)
Started back into the Red Rising Series. The first book was exceptional, but I decided to take a break when I finished it because it hit so hard then had such a big transition at the beginning of book two. Trying Golden Son again now.
I'm also reading Jana DeLeon's Shaye Archer series as ebooks. I'm currently on Diabolical (book 3). It has a very different, more serious tone from her Miss Fortune books, but I like these too.
I am pretty much caught up on Cosmere, only Mistborn Era 2 was remaining, but that's what the re-reads are for. I still haven't read his Reckoners series though, should start it after Mistborn,
I just started next Reacher book too! Though, I have only read the first book yet so my next book is Die Trying.
I do reread heavily. It's probably like half my reading. But usually not much more frequently than 6 months apart or so. I need it to fade a tiny bit to be immersed again. I'll probably try Skyward before Reckoners personally.
I like Reacher books. It comes across as light because of the writing style and the persistent forward pace, but there's a decent bit of complexity in his arcs, and I like his approach to action. The more recent ones also have a very grounded, realistic approach to modern tech. I'm not sure if that's from the involvement of Andrew Child, but there have been a couple times where I looked at something someone said about tech in a Reacher book, said "that doesn't make sense", and the discrepancy became relevant.