Well, this is weird. I enjoyed this book until it kinda started advocating eugenics? And now I’m simply baffled.
All tagged strong female lead
Dervish Daughter by Sheri S. Tepper
Good, not great, but still happy to be reading this series.
The Hero and the Crown by Robin McKinley
Peak nostalgia.
Watchstar by Pamela Sargent
Definitely a 70s book, even if it was published in 1980.
The Light in Exile by Cheryl J. Franklin
Hopefully this sci-fi/fantasy mashup series doesn’t hurt me as much as The Saga of Pliocene Exile did.
Far Edge of Darkness by Linda Evans
The 1990s are back with more time travel drama.
House of Illusion by Nicola Devon
No fantasy, no fun.
An Alien Light by Nancy Kress
Other reviews I’ve read for An Alien Light make me want to start a fight.
Two-Bit Heroes by Doris Egan
I needed a win, so I pulled out some Doris Egan. <3
Islands by Marta Randall
A book centered around mortality that didn’t freak me out. Huh?
The Time of the Dark by Barbara Hambly
Not Barbara Hambly’s best work, but it’s still Barbara Hambly.
Sword-Dancer by Jennifer Roberson
I just finished reading Sword-Dancer by Jennifer Roberson, and I am so dissatisfied.
Demon Drums by Carol Severance
Demon Drums is my least favorite sort of reading experience because there’s so much I wanted to like, so much potential, but, with one exception, I don’t think it ever got there.
The Wicked Enchantment by Margot Benary-Isbert
The Wicked Enchantment is a delight, and a perfect example of why I adore buying used books from local stores—I’m sure I’d never have found this gem otherwise. For one, it’s out of print, which is a shame. [...]
Found by June Oldham
As a child, there was little I looked forward to more than the Scholastic Book magazine. Even in my tiny, evangelical Christian school, somehow it remained uncensored even as amazing, though-provoking books were purged from the school’s own library.