Weekly Book Wrap Up
Yay for the start of summer and i will find out on Monday what is going on at Uni. My attendance has been horrible the last year. And oddly enough its not the MS causing problems. Its either my teeth breaking, chest infections knocking me on my butt, or this pain with no found cause. Its very frustrating. On to the books, well book lol
The Hippopotamus Pool by Elizabeth Peters
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Another entertaining read, I'm sounding like a broken record saying that about these books, but they are. Parts are very repetitive book to book, but there is enough about Ancient Egypt thrown in to keep my interest. Starting to have way too many characters tho, a lot of them don't really add anything to the story.
And I'm reading a lot at the moment :)
The Hippopotamus Pool by Elizabeth PetersMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Another entertaining read, I'm sounding like a broken record saying that about these books, but they are. Parts are very repetitive book to book, but there is enough about Ancient Egypt thrown in to keep my interest. Starting to have way too many characters tho, a lot of them don't really add anything to the story.
And I'm reading a lot at the moment :)
I think you'd love "Child of the Morning" by Pauline Gedge. Amazing story about a woman King in ancient Egypt. I visited her temple many years ago!
ReplyDeletethank for the recommendation :) it does sound like something I would like :D and very jealous you got to visit Djeser-djeseru:)
DeleteThat does sound like an interesting book. It can be a trap reading a long series: affectations and favourite phrases are much more noticeable and can grate a bit.
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