“Scott Meyer released his fourth Magic 2.0 book in May! How did I not know this?” That’s what I was wondering in July, when I added Fight and Flight to my list of books. Of course, I had to read it.
Have you not read – or listened actually, because it’s only released as an audiobook – the book? Then you might want to wait with reading this review. There is a spoiler coming up.
In May, I added Leadership and Self-Deception to my list of books to read. I don’t remember how. Did I get a suggestion by a friend? Was it suggested by Goodreads? Or have I found it on a list of similar books? I really don’t remember. What I do remember is that I wanted to read it. The last three days, I did. And here’s what I think of it.
A while back, I stumbled on a list of superhero books on Goodreads. I don’t remember which list exactly, but Please Don’t Tell My Parents I’m a Supervillain was on it. And as I’m a big superheroes and supervillains fan… Well, it was kind of obvious that I would read this book. Here’s my review!
“What kind of supervillains would we be if we didn’t keep up the drama?”
Time for another recap of what I have read in the last month! I read some cool books last month. Ended a trilogy, started a new series. Learnt some stuff about one of my idols. Crazy, right? I know! So let me show you what I’ve read and what my general impressions were.
This week I got to read the book about Dave Mustaine. What is he like? What is the real story that caused him to form Megadeth? What’s up with all those lineup changes? There were just too many questions for me, I couldn’t miss this opportunity. Here’s what I got from it.
After reading Orphan X and The Nowhere Man from Gregg Hurwitz, I decided to look at other series he’s written. And so I came along the Tim Rackley series. Now, I’ve always liked the books from Hurwitz. Even before I read his amazing Orphan X series. Here’s my review of The Kill Clause.
