Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie I've been putting this one off since I've seen two of the adaptations already. Still a great read even knowing the solution. In fact seeing how "the killer" acts throughout to throw Poirot off was interesting. 5 out of 5 #BookSky #AgathaChristie

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The Magician's Nephew by C. S. Lewis Fun revisiting this series as an adult. The christian allegories flew right over my head as a kid. 1st half was better while the 2nd half kind of gets weighed down by having to weirdly fit everything to the first book. 3 out of 5 #Booksky #CSLewis #Narnia

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The Tombs of Atuan by Ursula K. Le Guin. Smaller in scope and plot compared to the first but still epic. I just love curling under the sheets and reading a chapter of this series before bed every night with Le Guin's fairytale like prose. 5 out of 5 #Booksky #UrsulaKLeGuin

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I'm making a book thread for 2026 as well since I'm hoping to get through most of these this year. #booksky

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A tower of Great Reads by one of the best authors in the business. You can't call yourself a horror connoisseur if you have not read a book by @chuckwendig.bsky.social. The man is a genius, a brilliant storyteller. He knows how to scare and shock. #writingcommunity #booktok #writerslift #Booksky

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