36. Cursor's Fury, by Jim Butcher (442 pages)
Another great book, closing some circles, opening more. Butcher weaves a complex world with even more complex characters. Love it.
37. Captain's Fury, by Jim Butcher (512 pages)
I like being able to view the races Alerans consider animal more in depth, which is something Butcher gives us in this novel. Careful weaving, and revelation.
38. Princep's Fury, by Jim Butcher (627 pages)
More is revealed and enemies shift. I liked learning more about the Icemen. I may be addicted to this series.
39. First Lord's Fury, by Jim Butcher (465 pages)
I wish there were more written in this world. It has grabbed my imagination and kept me riveted. I honestly could not stop reading, kept picking up the next book as soon as I had finished the first. I find myself hoping to follow Tavi and Kitai's journey as he works to build a complex society ready to fight the Vord when they eventually come, and to follow their son. At the same time, I'm content with the conclusion of this series; while it brings up more possibilities, it leaves me satisfied. Bravo, Butcher. I haven't read a series this voraciously in ages!
40. Chimes at Midnight, by Seanan McGuire (346 pages)
Toby somehow manages to get herself into even worse trouble than she normally manages, and if she doesn't learn to depend upon her allies, this time none of them might survive. This book is fairly fast-paced and provides even more insight into the world of the Faerie.
41. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, by Washington Irving (80 pages)
I've been meaning to read this for ages, and with the new TV series coming out, I thought this was the best time. One thing I like is that the author doesn't really come down on a "side" between Brom Bones and Ichabod Crane. Both have their flaws and their virtues. I also like that there's an air of mystery regarding whether the event happened. The descriptions of people, place, and time period are fantastic as well. Great piece of classic literature.
September pages: 2,472
Pages to date: 13,055
Progress: 41/50
September 2013 Comics/Manga Reading:
259. Arata The Legend: Volume 14, by Yuu Watase (192 pages)
260. Bunny Drop: Volume 9, by Yumi Unita (224 pages)
261. Pandora Hearts: Volume 17, by Jun Mochizuki (208 pages)
262. Jack of Fables: Volume 6, by Bill Willingham (128 pages)
263. Boys Over Flowers: Volume 29, by Yoko Kamio (192 pages)
264. Boys Over Flowers: Volume 30, by Yoko Kamio (192 pages)
265. Boys Over Flowers: Volume 31, by Yoko Kamio (164 pages)
266. Boys Over Flowers: Volume 32, by Yoko Kamio (210 pages)
267. Boys Over Flowers: Volume 33, by Yoko Kamio (210 pages)
268. Fables: Volume 16, by Bill Willingham (160 pages)
269. Fables: Volume 17, by Bill Willingham (144 pages)
270. Fables: Volume 18, by Bill Willingham (192 pages)
271. Cinderella: Volume 2, by Chris Roberson (154 pages)
272. Nana: Volume 16, by Ai Yazawa (264 pages)
273. Bunny Drop: Volume 8, by Yumi Unita (224 pages)
274. Doonesbury: And That's My Final Offer!, by G.B. Trudeau (128 pages)
275. Boys Over Flowers: Volume 34, by Yoko Kamio (184 pages)
276. Boys Over Flowers: Volume 35, by Yoko Kamio (192 pages)
277. Boys Over Flowers: Volume 36, by Yoko Kamio (200 pages)
278. Boys Over Flowers: Jewelry Box, by Yoko Kamio (176 pages)
279. Natsume's Book of Friends: Volume 14, by Yuki Midorikawa (192 pages)
280. The Walking Dead: Volume 18, by Robert Kirkman (136 pages)
281. Nana: Volume 17, by Ai Yazawa (200 pages)
September pages: 4,266
Pages to date: 55,439
Progress: 281/350
