This one is... just wow! I don't know how this could get any better. The Battle of the Labyrinth blows first three books out of the water."Holy cows?"
This one is... just wow! I don't know how this could get any better. The Battle of the Labyrinth blows first three books out of the water. Though I am yet to read the final one, I think it'll be harder to beat this one out of my-favorite-of-the-series spot. What an adventure.
"Yay! Blow-things-up time!"
Time for having laughs all over the place is over (at least for the most part) and penultimate book means serious business. Percy, Annabeth and the team embarks on the most thrilling adventure yet, immersing us in an eventful journey. Everything's well written as always, it's difficult to stop until one is finished reading. Events are building up nicely towards the Battle of Half-blood camp, while keeping the reader oblivious to the way how seemingly unrelated plot lines will come to unravel at the end.
"so many things. Large snake. Large dogs. Men with swords."
Oh! There are so many good things to tell about this one, but I can't wait till I get started with the next. Thank you Rick Riordan for this one, which made you one of my favorite writers.
"Don't judge someone until you've stood at his forge and worked with his hammer," ...more
"One could never have too much silver in the Forest."
That was dark, horrifying and messed up on many levels. I’ve never read a horror book before,"One could never have too much silver in the Forest."
That was dark, horrifying and messed up on many levels. I’ve never read a horror book before, so it is possible that this is me being a little dramatic, but I’m having a hard time getting rid of some of the mental images this book gave me.
I think this is also the first work of Sanderson to which I’m in no hurry to return to… Since this one appears to have no connection to any of the books I’ve read (I guess I could be wrong here, with SA still being on my TBR), this is also the first one I’m going to recommend the readers to try carefully, especially if you're not a fan of horror. All that being said, the magical system here was completely new and the main character was uniquely intriguing (and it goes without saying the that the world building was awesome as ever). Considering how good Sanderson always is with these things, at the end of the day, that alone should be enough for most fans to give this one a try.
I wanted to refresh my Python knowledge for a pet project, and instead of re-reading the Head First Python, I thought of trying something else. I now I wanted to refresh my Python knowledge for a pet project, and instead of re-reading the Head First Python, I thought of trying something else. I now know that I made the correct decision by opting to go with Matthes's Python Crash Course, for, this is much more organized than most other beginner books I've seen so far and quite fun to follow along. Also, at least at the time of this review, I think it is safe to say that between this and Head First Python, Python Crash Course is a clear winner. Recommended to any who needs to learn python from scratch!...more
"My body and mind were to prove temperamental accomplices in the mission of appreciating my destination."
That was NOT what I was expecting at all."My body and mind were to prove temperamental accomplices in the mission of appreciating my destination."
That was NOT what I was expecting at all.. Still had some fun reading several historical tidbits though. I guess I misunderstood the title. Review to come.
"What may be accomplished in a lifetime - and seldom never is."...more
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