Evenstarlight

Most of the books I read lean towards fantasy (read: Tolkien), adventure, and Christian literature. There’s the occasional romance, with Nicholas Sparks as the absolute favorite. Detective and courtroom thrillers are also great, but they don’t make it to the list of faves since that’s already crowded with speculative fiction and Christian lit. I have the reputation of being such a bookworm that I forget about the real world when I’m reading (my friends still laugh when they tell the story of how I they watched me read a particularly scary part of a horror book by peeping through my fingers. That was the last horror book I ever read.) Yup, it’s that bad.

These are the reviews I’ve written so far:

• Tolkien’s The Books of Lost Tales

• Le Guin’s The Wind’s Twelve Quarters

• Eldredge’s Waking the Dead

• Adams’ Watership Down

• Gaiman’s Neverwhere

• The Princess Bride (abridged version by William Goldman)