This quickly became one of my favorite series ever. Todd and Viola are such believable, lovable, and flawed characters to follow. Even as I want to shake the book because they aren't completely communicating with each other, I also understand how difficult the decisions they are having to make are. This post has spoilers in … Continue reading Monsters of Men Review: one of the most memorable series I’ve ever read
Half way through my goal! I might increase it, but I go through reading phases, so I think I'll wait to see if I reach it early. I rated almost all of these books with four stars which I find delightful since March is all about St. Patrick's day for me. That means four leaf … Continue reading March Wrap Up: Half Way Through My Reading Goal
This trilogy is quickly becoming one of my favorites of all time. It's asking all the questions of humanity that good apocalypse/dystopian books do. I believe that this book and Scythe could be studied for what they make the reader think about. Unlike my first post about this trilogy, this will be more of a … Continue reading The Ask and the Answer: A Discussion
Friends, how am I so often late to the party when it comes to incredible books? What am I reading instead? How have I managed not to read them? How have I missed this book?? I’m reading other incredible books of course. Don't worry I'm not tossing everything else I've ever read out the window. I’ve heard … Continue reading The Knife of Never Letting Go Review: I’m never letting go of this book
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
This is 100% a mystery novel. It's set in a science fiction dystopian world, but it's a mystery novel. Which is exciting because I don't read nearly enough mystery novels, so this was a fun step out of my normal reading comfort zone. Having said that, it was not not the science fiction novel I … Continue reading Four Dead Queens Review
You need to watch this movie ASAP. I'll admit I found this movie because my friends and I were talking about Dylan O'Brien and how much we enjoy him in Teen Wolf. When I saw that he had a movie coming out in October I mentally stashed the date away and bided my time. When … Continue reading Love & Monsters: A Perfect End of the World Story
I love Tintera. She writes some of my favorite strong female leads. I LOVE her Reboot duology and her Ruined trilogy is fabulous. So, when I found out that she was writing a new duology, I've excitedly anticipated the release of this book. The cover is also freaking gorgeous! https://videopress.com/v/E1K2IM5S?preloadContent=metadata Clara will be joining the … Continue reading All These Monsters Review: Tintera creates another strong female lead
I'm not completely sure how to put this book into words because it has such a complex and ambiguous concept. I loved it. There are familiar concepts that allowed me to ground myself as new and unfamiliar concepts were used, and let me tell you, there is some crazy stuff going on. The plot integrated … Continue reading The Edge of Everything Review
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