Anyway! Let's get on to see what I am reading. Naked Empire by Terry Goodkind is still in place. And it will stay like that for a while even though I really want to get back to it! I miss it =/
But onto The Demon King by Cinda Williams Chima. The Exiled Queen was recently released and I really want it but have no money. And I have to buy other books before I get to buy myself books. *hasacoughattack* oh hello you two xD
But the funny thing is that I was around Chapter 2 but was confused by some of the terminology. Perhaps it was because I had only read it on the bus and wasn't able to give it my full attention. But last night I started it all over again. I caught on with the terminology and was able to enjoy it more and follow along.
But anyway, as I was reading I caught onto something. It's this scene where they talk about an amulet and it goes like;
"Using a stick, he lifted the amulet by its chain. It dangled, spinning hypnotically in the sunlight, a green translucent stone cunningly carved into a snarl of serpents with ruby eyes."
And then right after that sentence, the paragraph continues with;
"The staff was topped with a brilliant round-cut diamond larger than he'd ever seen, and the snake's eyes were blood red rubies."
This can be found in the Hardcover version, Pages 18-19. Right at the bottom of 18 and top of 19.
I have re-read those sentences so many times because I don't understand what staff they are talking about?! I thought we were looking at an amulet not a staff. There was no mention of a staff before, ever. So where the hell did it come out of?!
Has anyone else caught on to this? And is it explained later on? Was it a mistake in printing or something? Leave a comment down below with your answers.
So yea, I'm enjoying it. Hopefully I'll read more than a chapter tonight although I'm feeling crappy and tired. Perhaps a nice, hot shower will do it. Haha.
I'm also trying to work on some reviews so that I can start putting more up in the next upcoming weeks. The funny thing is that when I'm showering or walking or not near a computer or pen and paper, I always think of reviews which turn out to be amazing and start speaking them out loud. But when I go to write them or type them up, I forget. So I might have to buy a recorder and record myself all day every day.
How does that sound?
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Hello back, glad to see Im still on your mind! :)
Maybe the stick he picked up was actually a staff?
But I was looking at definitions and "staff" could mean "something that supports or sustains", so maybe that hoop of the amulet supported/sustained the '"brilliant round-cut diamond" etc.
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