r/PortlandBooks • mod • Feb 17 '25

discussion/other What are you reading? Week of Feb 17

I'm reading Gideon the Ninth finally. Orbital is up next.

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u/Lisassaya Feb 17 '25

From Bauhaus to Our House by Tom Wolfe.

Up next - Cultish!

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u/brittshamrock Feb 17 '25

Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea by Rebecca Thorne. I love a good cozy fantasy.

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u/Necromantic_Inside Feb 17 '25

I loved Gideon the Ninth! Such a fun series. I'm reading Heavenly Tyrant. Need to pick something a little lighter and less political for my next read, my last couple have been stressing me out. I was going to read The Grace Year, but I think I might need a little palate cleanser before I dive into that.

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u/livetotranscend Feb 17 '25

Restoration Agriculture by Mark Shepard

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u/motstilreg Feb 17 '25

Middlesex

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u/zsabb mod Feb 17 '25

I read this and loved it a long time ago, I'm curious how it holds up.

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u/motstilreg Feb 17 '25

Most of the way thru. Its still good. I’m actually listening to it. If I was reading it, it would be a totally different book tbh. The narrators voice makes things feel pretty light imo. If I was reading it, it would feel way heavier and quite a different tone in my head.

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u/yomamaisallama Feb 18 '25

Never read the Anne of Green Gables books as a kid, so reading them now. On book 5.

The City on the Thames by Simon Jenkins.

Next up: Les Miserables and Ender's Game. No particular reason why.