This book lived up perfectly to the previous one, which is always very impressive to me. I was so ready to dive back into this friend group and their adventure. As I said in my post about the first book, I love friendships. This book continues to develop the friendships and the individuals. This post … Continue reading The Dream Thieves Review: Was Ronan the original bad boy?
Category: Four Stars
The Raven Boys Review: I’m in love with friendship
I'll admit it. I am head over heels in love with book friendships. They give me butterflies, make me blush, and cause me to smile to myself while reading. I mean romantic love is great, but the love of friends, it gives me goosebumps. I read this book a few years ago and I can't … Continue reading The Raven Boys Review: I’m in love with friendship
One Dark Throne Review & Discussion
This post will have SPOILERS! So beware. I don't really give away any plot points, but I mention some character development, so continue reading at your own peril. You can read my spoiler free review of the first book of Three Dark Crowns here. This island and its rules need to chill out because it … Continue reading One Dark Throne Review & Discussion
Tiger at Midnight Quick Review
This is mainly a quick review because I waited so long to write the review due to being swamped by school and a reading slump. However, this book does deserve a review because it's really good! The tension between the characters was so delicious as well as the tension they feel within themselves. Esha is … Continue reading Tiger at Midnight Quick Review
Three Dark Crowns Review: deadly sisters and so many POVS
I think this book is doing really incredible things. We get to read from so many different character perspectives. Yet, there are still secrets and surprises. So I feel like I have a good idea of the cast of characters and the plots map, but I honestly don’t think I know the half of it. … Continue reading Three Dark Crowns Review: deadly sisters and so many POVS
Dark Shores Review: Roman-inspired world and a boss pirate princess
I am a complete sucker for Greek and Roman-inspired books. I also am always looking for pirate books. So the fact that this book brings these two book-passions of mine to life is wonderful! Not only did it have a world I wanted to explore, but the characters were delightfully complex. Teriana is a boss pirate … Continue reading Dark Shores Review: Roman-inspired world and a boss pirate princess
Trail of Lightning Review: Maggie vs. Monsters
Is monster-hunter a specific genre because if not it should be. I want and need more monster hunting books. Or maybe I just need more Maggie. As I read this book, I realized that Maggie is 100% the kind of character I follow to the end of long series. This book has been on my … Continue reading Trail of Lightning Review: Maggie vs. Monsters
The Guinevere Deception Review: girls run the world
If you haven't read my review of Legendborn, I'm not a king Arther legend gall. I am pretty opposed to reading love triangles so I usually try to stay away. So this is a book I would tend to stay away from cause of the original lore, HOWEVER I WOULD HAVE MISSED OUT! This book … Continue reading The Guinevere Deception Review: girls run the world
Parachutes Review: international students, friendship, and #metoo stories
I really enjoyed this book even though I felt on edge the entire time because I knew it was going to be a #metoo story. However, that didn't stop me from getting immersed in the story. I've been anticipating this book since I stumbled upon Kelly Yang's twitter for work. She was offering free online … Continue reading Parachutes Review: international students, friendship, and #metoo stories
Agnes at the End of the World Review: cults, the apocalypse, and two sisters
This book is crazy, and if you're a fan of documentaries and apocalypse stuff, then this book is perfect for you. I'll admit that I went into this book not really expecting it to blow my mind, but then it completely DID. This book follows two sisters, Agnes and Beth who are a part of … Continue reading Agnes at the End of the World Review: cults, the apocalypse, and two sisters