2026-06-20 16:01 UTC
Book 49: The Last Word. I went into this book, the last in the Harbinder Kaur series, with a bit of trepidation since the reviews in the little slip my library puts in the back for patron reviews PANNED it. I thought it was fine. Wraps up a few things nicely. The mystery is fine. I find the multiple-perspective writing a little tiresome since I want more Kaur and this was more about her group of friends and a mystery they encounter about a writers' book group with a very high mortality rate.
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@jessamyn@glammr.us 2026-06-22 16:09
Book 50: Love, Misha. Misha doesn't feel that their mom has been supportive of their gender transformation. They are going on a road trip together (one that Misha doesn't want to go on) and get lost. They wind up in a spirit world, meet a lot of unusual creatures, some friendly, some not. Being lost is both true but also a metaphor for Misha's relationship with their mom as they work together to find a way back to their own world and get to know each other. Really well done and illustrated.