sleepylizard
I'm the slowest reader I've ever met Non-fiction: science, history, linguistics, self-help, feminism, anti-racism Fiction: fantasy, historical fiction
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A few weeks ago, I put the ebook versions of Katabasis by R. F. Kuang and Red City by Marie Lu on hold on my Libby app. Both are now available at the same time, and I'm not sure which one to choose to read and which to suspend. I suppose I could also take both out, but I don't want to have to rejoin a long waitlist again if I don't end up getting to one of them.
I read the first few pages of Katabasis when I had a 7 day hold of it and only got to 5%. Similarly, I had a physical hold of Red City a few weeks ago and got to page 200. I liked it, but my interest dipped a bit.
If anyone has read either of these books, I'd like to know what your thoughts were after finishing them.
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The male narrator for Peter's chapter was so good! (Pacing was erratic but still good!)
Was refreshing after the female narrator with her questionable/disappearing American accent
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The male narrator for Peter's chapter was so good! (Pacing was erratic but still good!)
Was refreshing after the female narrator with her questionable/disappearing American accent
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