Favorite Books?

[The Light]

Ooo, that's the one he has in hard back that he bought signed. We only missed his book signing by a day. The only reason we were even at that particular book store that day was because of the Brian Jacques book signing. My brother was crushed that he missed one of his favorite authors but I think the book cheered him up.

[Echelon]

I have another one for you guys that's just as entertaining as it is informative: Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation by Lynne Truss. It's a good lesson in proper punctuation (which certain people I know could really use...David...) and hilarious to boot. Gotta love those stickler Brits. (I happen to be a stickler American, and the apostrophe-on-a-stick sounds like a good idea for a certain place I know...except I'd need an E on a stick to go with it.)

[Echelon]

Curse of the Mistwraith by Janny Wurts, Volume 1 of The Wars of Light and Shadow.

Wow.

I cannot believe how amazing that book is. It can be a little hard to understand at times, yet it still ends up making sense...and the feel of the world, the characterization, the amount of detail, writing style - it's amazing.

MUST READ.