The Stack: February 2017

A little behind on this one, as I'm still recovering from the chaos that was my February. But that will be discussed in more detail on my next Ramblings post, which I've been putting off because I always get a little... unmotivated at the start of the month. Hazards of working insane hours for two weeks straight. Anyway, here are the books I read this month. And by read, I mostly mean had read to me by an older gentleman with a delightful accent. Thanks, Audible. There's one I actually read myself, which I'm proud of. But there were a lot of pictures so I knew I could read it decently quick.

Hyperbole and a Half   Allie BroshReview coming. Eventually. I dropped the ball. I suck. I'm sorry. In the meantime, know I laughed a LOT.
The Fellowship of the Ring   J.R.R. Tolkien
I haven't actually read these since right after college, so it was so great to be back in this world. I loved it even more this time around.

The Two Towers   J.R.R. Tolkien
I think because I watched the movies before I read the books (I know, I know) I'm always surprised by how much happens in this one.

Return of the King   J.R.R. Tolkien

I just really love this series. It's so good.