Ysabet (
umadoshi) wrote2025-12-17 12:42 pm
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Reading Wednesday 12/17/25 | Has anyone listened to the Queen's Thief audiobooks?
What I Just Finished Reading: Legendborn (Tracy Deonn) and Season of Love (Helena Greer), both of which fall into the category of "I enjoyed this but I don't feel any urge to pick up the sequel".
And not that recent, but I did finish Anne Lamott's Almost Everything: Notes on Hope not terribly long ago.
What I am Currently Reading: Llinos Cathryn Thomas' Advent novella All is Bright, one chapter per day. And
scruloose and I are a few chapters into the audiobook of System Collapse.
What I Plan to Read Next: Very possibly The Dark is Rising, with solstice nipping at our heels.
Bonus TV note:
scruloose and I have finished season 2 of Silo!
When we finish System Collapse, that'll be the end of Murderbot listening until sometime after the new book comes out. Listening to the audiobooks together has cut way into our shared TV watching, but does have the advantage of being easier to drop in and out of if we don't have a lot of time in an evening, so I've been trying to see what our iteration of Hoopla has that
scruloose might be into. It does have Gideon the Ninth, which they might get a kick out of, but that's a significantly longer book, and we already had to check Network Effect out twice to get through it.
Last night it occurred to me that the Queen's Thief books are on the shorter side, and lo, Hoopla has them all! Have any of you listened to them? Any comments on how their reader is? It remains possible that finding out that I really like the Murderbot audiobooks isn't a sign of anything other than that I like that narrator in particular. ^^;
And not that recent, but I did finish Anne Lamott's Almost Everything: Notes on Hope not terribly long ago.
What I am Currently Reading: Llinos Cathryn Thomas' Advent novella All is Bright, one chapter per day. And
What I Plan to Read Next: Very possibly The Dark is Rising, with solstice nipping at our heels.
Bonus TV note:
When we finish System Collapse, that'll be the end of Murderbot listening until sometime after the new book comes out. Listening to the audiobooks together has cut way into our shared TV watching, but does have the advantage of being easier to drop in and out of if we don't have a lot of time in an evening, so I've been trying to see what our iteration of Hoopla has that
Last night it occurred to me that the Queen's Thief books are on the shorter side, and lo, Hoopla has them all! Have any of you listened to them? Any comments on how their reader is? It remains possible that finding out that I really like the Murderbot audiobooks isn't a sign of anything other than that I like that narrator in particular. ^^;