Jan 26
“Some of the best people I know are creatures, and most of the worst think they are not.”
This book was a RIOT. Hilarious but also so full of heart. Toto’s narration was pure perfection, no notes.
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“Some of the best people I know are creatures, and most of the worst think they are not.”
This book was a RIOT. Hilarious but also so full of heart. Toto’s narration was pure perfection, no notes.
The Archive of the Forgotten (Hell's Library #2) by A.J. Hackwith
February read for book club! This was our first time continuing on to the second book in a series, with somewhat disappointing results. But we're committed now, so here's to hoping book 3 is better.
I finally read the 3rd book in the Hell's Library series by AJ Hackwith and immediately went to scroll through the tumblr tag. It's tragic that this trilogy's fandom is like 3 people because it should be so popular! Heaven and Hell and other afterlife realms! Almost all the main characters are queer POC! Is it found family or a polycule? There's angst! humor! softness! trauma! It's literally about the importance of stories!!
Anyway go read The Library of the Unwritten (1st book) and scream with me.
JOMP BPC - September 17th - Can't Wait to Start
I can't wait to start the Hell's Library trilogy by AJ Hackwith. isn't it always the way with series that you can borrow books 1 and 3 but book 2's gonna be on hold for a while 😅
“ Stories want to change, and it is a librarian’s job to preserve them; that’s the natural order of things. The Unwritten Wing of the Library, for all its infinite magic and mystery, is in some ways a futile project. No story, written or unwritten, is static. Left abandoned too long and given the right stimulation, a book goes wrong in the head. It is a story’s natural ambition to wake up and start telling itself to the world. ”
Have you read The Library of the Unwritten by AJ Hackwith (2019)?
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There were two parts to any unwritten book. Its words- the twisting, changing text on the page- and its story. Most of the time, the two parts were united in the books filling the Unwritten Wing's stacks, but now and then a book woke up. Felt it had a purpose beyond words on a page. Then the story made itself into one of its characters and went walking.
A. J. Hackwith || The Library of the Unwritten
Only books died in Hell. Everyone else had to live with their choices.