I am not a big sci fi reader, and tend to prefer my fiction realistic, but I really, REALLY enjoyed this. Much of the setting--and the gender issues--are so fully and realistically portrayed that it was a perfect cross-over book for me. I thoroughly enjoyed how it made me think, but at the same time I was engaged with the characters.

Interesting non-fiction read about a spy. I learned a lot about the history surrounding this topic.

I liked that they were trying and trying to fly.

POWERS: A short story about a stranger who visits a newspaper and requests to see the reporter who writes about telepathy,hypnotism, spirits etc. He shares his experiences of living a life of knowing when someone is going to die, connecting with people by thinking about them and the difficulties of living with such powers.

Overall, The London Seance Society by Sarah Penner was a very well written story with some twists and turns but not as engaging as her first book, The Lost Apothecary. If you are a reader that enjoys some science fiction and subtle “horror”, I would give this a try. A little hard to get into until a few chapters go by but, still a good read.

I really enjoyed this one! The images were lovely.

Drew me in more and more as I began to connect the pieces/characters from the different vignettes. Orange is gifted in the ways he can shift styles, voices and perspectives.

It was a good book. It was very entertaining.

A Flavia de Luce mystery. Loved it as I have loved all of the books in this series. This one has a cliffhanger ending which means I have to start the next one right away!

Cool facts.