I just had to laugh when I looked over and saw Mr NW’s bedside table. I think he’s being a bit optimistic for a two week holiday!
Mr NW has promised me he will do a proper book haul post soon.
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Navigating Worlds 
Neverwhere by Neil Gaimon is my holiday reading 😀
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What are your impressions so far?
I’m always hearing great things about Gaiman but haven’t actually read any of his books yet. Mr NW is planning on buying Norse Mythology.
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This is my second Gaiman book, my first being American Gods. I liked the latter and am enjoying this. Am about 2/3 of the way through. I particularly enjoy his way with words, which sometimes remind me of Douglas Adams.
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Ooooohhhh…the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant. Really enjoyed that one. Looking forward to hearing some thoughts on it 😊
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Why is Oathbringer at the bottom?? 😀
Good luck with that pile – I hope it doesn’t fall on you in your sleep!
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It’s better than running out of books! I’ve just added a Sanderson novel to my own pile: The Well of Ascension (Mistborn #2). So excited!! 🙂
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I would think that Oathbringer would be close to a week’s reading all by itself 🙂
That picture illustrates why I love my kindle so much. Especially if I have to travel. No more bookbags full of epic tomes, hoping I have enough books to keep me through the time.
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I’ve definitely enjoyed the convenience of eBooks but it’s generally hard for me to connect wit the book if I haven’t read it before… travelling is a good point, though!
And yes, I like to call Sanderson books “bludgeoning objects.” 😛
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Also, changing the font on the go, 8oz or less vs pounds and pounds, auto-lit.
The more I go on, the more I like the ereading experience 🙂
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Nice list! My husband is reading Oathbringer as well! 😛 Will Mrs. NW be touching any of them after he is done? 🙂
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I might give the Book of Swords a go.
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I just got back from a 7 day cruise – no kids – and have made a horrifying discovery. Apparently I can’t just sit and read for hours anymore. 😦 I’d like to blame the pregnancy but the physician discomfort is only a small part of it. I’m afraid I got a little bored!
Now I have to question my whole life.
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I think it would take more than a 7 day cruise to recover from the sensory overload that is kids. You should try reading with Peppa Pig blaring in the background, might be easier! When are you due?
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I am due in May but this one seems more uncomfortable than the others! I try to read when they are playing on their own Kindle, about an hour a day, unless I need to shower that week, or there are no clean dishes left. >.<
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Omgosh I actually saw Oathbringer in a shop this afternoon and I couldn’t believe how absolutely massive it is as a hardback! Haven’t googled it yet, bit hoping the paperback will be out around end of may ready for hubby’s birthday start of June (Sanderson is his fave ^_^)
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Hopefully the UK paperback release isn’t too far off. It’s the opposite here. Shops only have the paperback and you have to order online to get the hardback.
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Ah that’s interesting! I always assumed everywhere released hardbacks first, paperbacks second!
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Nothing, I have read almost nothing this month😔. Just seems I dont have time for it this month
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I’ve been enjoying this:
Children of Time: Winner of the 2016 Arthur C. Clarke Award https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00SN93AHU/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_xIrrAbYMTK7C2
Enjoying your enthusiasm for books. Fabulous!
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hahahaha oh wow!! Very ambitious, but I wish you the best of luck with it!
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