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Medieval Bookworm
http://chikune.com/blog
I love to read and my blog is my way of sharing my enthusiasm with the world. I love medieval history and my favorite genre is historical fiction, thus the name.
- Added on: Sep 16th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Library Loot: Week of Nov 8th, 2009
This was a fairly quiet week at the library for me. I haven’t been reading many of the books I’ve taken out, mostly because I’ve actually been reading a bit less this month. For one thing, my evenings are generally no longer my ...
Review: The Lightning Thief, Rick Riordan
Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson has always had issues in school. He’s been diagnosed with attention disorders but still ends up failing out of school every time. In his latest boarding school, Percy has a peculiar encounter with one of his te...
The Sunday Salon — History vs. Historical Fiction
Apparently, my recent burnout only applies to historical fiction, not history. I’ve no idea why this is. Perhaps I’m just craving some truth! In any case, I definitely needed an escape from the Tudors. My nanowrimo novel is set in...
Review: The Knife of Never Letting Go, Patrick Ness
Todd Hewitt is nearly thirteen years old and has never seen a woman. He knows what women look like, though, because he can see them in other men’s thoughts. The ability to see thoughts – words and images – is called Noise, and a...
Review: Hunting Ground, Patricia Briggs
Anna and Charles Cornick are just settling in to their new life together when Charles’s father, Bran, the Marrok of all the werewolves, sets up a meeting with all the European werewolves to discuss revealing their existence. Charles finally c...
Review: Vampire Academy, Richelle Mead
Rose and Lissa are best friends. Lissa is one of the Moroi vampires, while Rose is a dhampir, learning to become a guardian and protect Lissa from the Strigoi, the evil vampires. Convinced that someone was out to get Lissa, the two fled St. Vladi...
I share you enthusiasm for the Medieval culture. I own a business in Medieval accessories and I always enjoy reading up about cool facts and history on the subject. Thanks for blogging!
Pete,
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