reading catching up
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eorI finished The Sisters Grim: The Unusual Suspects last night. This is the second in the Sisters Grimm series and honestly, I read it only so I could give it away and get it off my shelves. This book was more visual than the last and had more plot holes than the last. The only thing I'll say further is that I feel bad giving it to the local library because someone might actually pick it up and read it.
26. Michael Buckley The Sisters Grim: The Unusual Suspects
I finished the August issue of Asimov's last weekend, if I recall correctly. This month's issue didn't inspire either deep love or deep loathing, but it was a good read. I think my favorite two were Bruce McAllister's "Stamps" and Ted Reynold's "View Through the Window".
25. Asimov's August 2012
26. Michael Buckley The Sisters Grim: The Unusual Suspects
I finished the August issue of Asimov's last weekend, if I recall correctly. This month's issue didn't inspire either deep love or deep loathing, but it was a good read. I think my favorite two were Bruce McAllister's "Stamps" and Ted Reynold's "View Through the Window".
25. Asimov's August 2012
