41) I read this one as a kid, and I think it may have been my first DWJ, and I loved it. I think in some ways I like that it's more like our own world, despite the mythical elements. And hey, they're myths I'm quite fond of. I still enjoy it, but possibly more than I would if I'd come to it as an adult.
I'm gradually blogging the books I've read this year by entering and reviewing them on Librarything (I may have mentioned that already). I've only got to 30 and only 13 of those are new to me! But then I have been comfort-reading bricks.
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Date: 2009-05-07 09:32 pm (UTC)I'm gradually blogging the books I've read this year by entering and reviewing them on Librarything (I may have mentioned that already). I've only got to 30 and only 13 of those are new to me! But then I have been comfort-reading bricks.
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/lnr_blair&tag=read%2Bin%2B2009