You and your team are used to conquering viruses. In fact, you do it all the time! But this year, something is different….
If you’d asked me a while back, what I thought the highlight of 2020 would be… playing a board game about a pandemic while in the MIDST of an actual pandemic… probably wouldn’t have even crossed my mind.
But, here we are.
Today, I’m going to give you a feel for what it’s like playing Pandemic Legacy (without giving too many spoilers… because that’s a thing with this game!)
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If you've ever thought that Pride and Prejudice is ALMOST the perfect story, but what it really needs is dragons... then this is the book for you.
This was a delightful blend of a much-loved classic and well-thought-out fantastical elements that were woven into the story so seamlessly I almost forgot that Pride and Prejudice had ever been anything BUT a story about dragons.
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This was a fun story. Not my favorite by this author, but still a fun romp. I enjoyed exploring the fantasy world, the portal-nature of the story, and the uniqueness of a protagonist who has to keep a foot in two worlds (and has a vastly different role/life in each of those worlds).
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Welcome to this year’s reading round up, in which I agonize over which of the books I read this year were my absolute favorites and share them with you!
I read a ton of books this year, and many of them were absolutely fantastic. But only 15 can make the list… because… well, because there have to be rules somewhere, and also, I don’t have enough time to talk about all 83 books I read this year (yep, EIGHTY-THREE!) (and we were wondering why Jenelle didn’t get any writing done this year… well, this is part of the reason. The rest of the reason can be summed up thusly: 2020).
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Deliciously spooky, with a good helping of humor
Warning, some mild spoilers for Ghostlight may be sprinkled throughout this review!
You may remember that I talked about the book Ghostlight by Rabia Gale in my Top 15 Favorite Reads of 2019 post last year, when I did mini-reviews of all my favorite reads that I hadn’t gotten around to reviewing throughout the year. grin It was such a delightfully spooky (but also sweet and charming) October read, that I’ve been saving the sequel until another October rolled around.
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