Recent reading

[luzula]

A Daughter of No Nation by A. M. Dellamonica (#2 in Hidden Sea Tales)
Still a page-turney and entertaining portal fantasy! \o/ I continue to enjoy the protagonist and her efforts to bring science and a high standard of evidence to a fantasy world.

Fjällvandra i Padjelanta och Sulitelma by Fredrik Neregård
A hiking guide to an area where I plan to go this summer.

Lär känna våra sällsynta fjällväxter by Mora Aronsson, Margareta Edqvist, and Thomas Strid
A guide to rare alpine plants, some of which only occur on peaks in the area described in the hiking guide above. *drools over the thought of seeing Potentilla hyparctica*

Comments

[oneiriad]

her efforts to bring science and a high standard of evidence to a fantasy world
That sounds fun. Must investigate.

[luzula]

Do investigate! I find them very readable, and the focus on science is a breath of fresh air.

[auroracloud]

I continue to enjoy the protagonist and her efforts to bring science and a high standard of evidence to a fantasy world.

Ooh, now I'm intrigued. Must look this up.

[luzula]

It's quite entertaining, I hope you can get hold of it!

[chestnut_pod]

It continues to irk that my libraries maliciously refuse to acknowledge my requests for Dellamonica! Well, the first in the series is winging its way to me as a birthday gift to myself, so more fool them.

[luzula]

Libraries and requests in plural? That sounds almost like a conspiracy. : ) Anyway, I hope you enjoy it!