#also someone please give me an excuse to share my 32 pages of harrow notes. i drew a bad crocodile and some bad worms

[nedlittle]

i read a total of 12 books (145% of my yearly goal) and 3429 pages (159% of my yearly goal). my favourite was harrow the ninth by tamsyn muir and my least favourite was in the house in the dark of the woods by laird hunt.

full breakdown of ratings and reviews under the cut! 🖊📚

double indemnity by james m. cain 3⭐ [noir, crime, classics] [review]

midnight at malabar house (malabar house #1) by vaseem khan 4.25⭐ [historical, mystery] [review]

wylding hall by elizabeth hand 2.75⭐ [dark fantasy, historical] [review]

a murderous procession (mistress of the art of death #4) by ariana franklin 4⭐ [historical, mystery] [review]

death and the maiden (mistress of the art of death #5) by samantha norman and ariana franklin 2.75⭐ [historical, mystery] [review]

the chuckling fingers by mabel seeley 3.5⭐ [classics, mystery] [review]

in the house in the dark of the woods by laird hunt 2⭐ [horror, fantasy] [review]

letters from a young poet by by rainer maria rilke, franz xavier kappus (tr. damion searles) 4.5⭐ [letters, classics] [review]

in the heart of the sea: the tragedy of the whaleship essex by nathaniel philbrick 2.75⭐ [history] [review]

libertie by kaitlyn greenidge 3.75⭐ [historical, literary] [review]

what moves the dead by t. kingfisher 2.5⭐ [horror, queer] [review]

harrow the ninth (the locked tomb #2) by tamsyn muir 5⭐ [science fantasy, gothic, queer] [review]

#reading wrap up #bookblr #lit #lifeblogging #sometimes i make stuff #bit of a bummer month ngl! i was really looking forward to what moves the dead #also you can see me getting historical mystery burnout again lol i'm reading the next malabar house book and then i am taking a BREAK #my brain was generally having a pretty rough time existing in october so i'm surprised i read anything at all #also someone please give me an excuse to share my 32 pages of harrow notes. i drew a bad crocodile and some bad worms