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What I read: April 2026

 

LHC #318: "Lolly Willowes or, the Loving Huntsman" by Sylvia Townsend Warner. eBook. It was published in 1926 so it's stylistically a lot different from modern, but there was such a sense of humor! 

"The maid who brought her morning tea and laid the folded towel across the hot-water can had an experienced look; when she drew the curtains she looked out upon the day with no curiosity. She had seen it already." 

I loved how it ended. I really had no idea where it was going. 

"The Water Outlaws" by SL Huang. Hard copy that I got for Christmas 2024 I believe. Really fun, but I had a hard time keeping the characters' names straight. 

LHC #319: "City of Lies" by Sam Hawke. Hard copy; 3 copies in the TPL. Not for me perhaps. 

LHC #320: "School of Shards" by Marina and Sergey Dyachenko. eBook. Satisfying ending to the trilogy. I definitely liked it better than book 2. Glad I read it. 

LHC #321: "Wayward Son" by Rainbow Rowell. audiobook. Great road trip book. I started this in the car driving back and forth to KW, and it was such a delight.