Like every other book. This one is one long story only, and as with previous ones, there is a story within a story.

This sub-story was too much for me. Again, nothing to do with Holmes, long, trivial and boring.

Pretty much like every other Holmes book. There were some unusual stories as well that made this stand out a bbit.

TODO

- Providence. The wicked get punished by their own misdeeds.
- I found the intricate plots very compelling
- weird ending

Another collection of short stories. Nothing exceptional. I like the character of Holmes, he is as rational and intelligent as one can be. These stories make for a good past time.

This is one of the kind of books that people shudder when they think of fantasy. To be fair, it is one of the precursors of this kind of stories.

It is a children's book and offers nothing worthwhile reading, just some standard young magic boy tropes.

Read 0:58 of 7:09 / 14%

(don't remember much, should have written this soon after reading)

A fantasy (medieval'ish ?) world with 20th century language. The book starts ranting about a Shanka, and we all know we hate those fuckers! Then there is this guy being tortured and... I lost interest.

Read 1:09 of 20:21 / 6%