After listening to Kiss of Deception on audiobook, I was a bit apprehensive of carrying on with the series. I gave the first book 4 stars, so I wasn’t apprehensive because it wasn’t very good, I was apprehensive because I wasn’t sure where Mary E. Pearson could have gone with the story that would have taken up 2 more books. However, I’m really glad that I decided to carry on with the series as I have ended up loving the characters more than before. …
the witch doesn’t burn in this one is Amanda Lovelace’s second and highly anticipated poetry collection in her ‘women are some kind of magic’ series. Carrying on in true Lovelace fashion, the witch doesn’t burn in this one explores women’s rights, and how they are oppressed within society. …
Last year, I read Emily Williams’ debut novel, Letters to Eloise and it became one of my best reads of 2017. She contacted me a couple of weeks ago, asking whether I could read her new novel that’s coming out on February 14th 2018 and I jumped at the chance. I was so excited that I emailed her back straight away saying ‘yes’, and as soon as Williams had sent me the book, I started to read… …
This has got to be the fastest, most interesting, creepiest middle-grade trilogy that I have ever read. No Way Out in the third and final book in the Shadow House trilogy and it DID NO PACK ANY PUNCHES! When are these kids going to get a break? They’ve been through so much and I just want to give them a big hug…
For those of you who read my review of book one of this magical trilogy, you will know that, even with a book full of tropes, I still loved Frostblood. And of course, those tropes are carried on through to the second book. But did it live up to the first one, or did it suffer from second-book syndrome? …
It had been so long since I had read volume 4, that I had to go back and re-read it, so that I could bing read volumes 5, 6, 7 and 8. AND BINGE READING THEM IS THE BEST THING TO DO IN THE ENTIRE WORLD! …
I’m finally reading a graphic novel that isn’t Saga! Saga has been my entire world for ages, and I was excited to move onto something different. Monstress seemed like the perfect thing to move onto. A badass female character who was an antihero, monsters, Gods and blood and gore everywhere… …
For once I am writing a review just minutes after finishing a book rather than waiting weeks and relying on my notes to write the review. SO THIS BOOK IS FRESH IN MY BRAIN! And just wow! This book was terrific. I can’t believe that I put off reading it for so long because of the hype. Let me just say this: Scythe definitely lives up to the hype that surrounded it.
I was a bit apprehensive to read this for some unknown reason. Maybe it was the hype that surrounded it? I have no idea. Also, whilst I was reading it, I kept thinking that it was Scythe by Neal Shusterman (?) I genuinely have no clue what was going on inside of my head. I know that S.J Kincaid wrote a very popular series before The Diabolic, but this is the first book that I had ever read by her, and I was curious to see what all of the hype was about. …
I have seen so many mixed reviews for this book! I’m coming to the realisation that it’s either a love/hate book and there’s no in-between? I don’t know, that’s the vibe I’m getting from all of the reviews that I’ve been reading about it. And because it’s me, and I’m a very difficult person, I didn’t hate this book, but I didn’t LOOOOOVVVEEEE this book, which is why I’m giving it a 4 out of 5. …