My favourite book so far of 2018: Children of Blood and Bone

My favourite book so far of 2018: Children of Blood and Bone

Children of Blood and Bone deals with some really heavy, intense issues. There are huge topics like privilege, family vs “what’s right”, oppression, and more. It’s not a lighthearted book, and that’s what I loved about it.

Reign the Earth was everything I hoped it would be!

Reign the Earth was everything I hoped it would be!

To be honest, I don’t want to review Reign the Earth. For me it was one of those books that was so perfect that I don’t even want to sit and be objective about it. I don’t want to go over details and pick it apart. I just want to bask in its amazingness and all the beautiful feelings I have about the book.

Review: Blood Rose Rebellion by Rosalyn Eves

Review: Blood Rose Rebellion by Rosalyn Eves

What I liked: Very cool setting! It starts in London and moves to Hungary. Plus we see a few other places along the way (Austria). It was really interesting how magic was intertwined with the class system. The rich get magic, the poor do not. […]

Review: Material Girls by Elaine Dimopoulos

Review: Material Girls by Elaine Dimopoulos

I started out liking Material Girls. I think it had a super powerful message and I could easily draw comparisons to our real lives! It’s like the current fashion world, but multiplied and blasted into the future. You know how there are trends today? Things […]

Review: Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard

Review: Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard

I need to say right off the bat that THE ENDING KICKS ASS!! It was so exciting, intense, and full of death! OMG! Aaaanyway! There was a bit of a romance/love triangle in Red Queen but it was subtle. I was glad for that because […]

How Could I Have Almost Not Read The Book of Ivy?

How Could I Have Almost Not Read The Book of Ivy?

I LOVE it when I give a book five stars without hesitation. And to think that I almost didn’t read The Book of Ivy. I saw it on NetGalley. Pass. I saw it in Entangled Teen’s newsletter. Pass. Why the bloody hell did I keep […]

Review: Captive by Aimée Carter

Review: Captive by Aimée Carter

For the most part, I really liked Captive. It was a really good second book in a series and actually felt important (unlike most second books). We had an intense story about Elsewhere, which was really cool to read about! Plus there were more secrets, […]

Review: Talon by Julie Kagawa

Review: Talon by Julie Kagawa

Talon wasn’t what I imagined Here’s what I THOUGHT Talon would be: Dragon lore/history Dragons blending in with society to take over government/military/organizations Dragons in disguise assassinating humans Dragon politics, hierarchy, and structure Epic dragon battles and wars Dragon training programs FIREBREATHING Forbidden romance Here’s […]

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