Credit to Laini Taylor. I merely found this on the internet. If you were to look at any Hot List for top YA novels right now, odds are Strange the Dreamer is one of them. I have seen its mass popularity for a while now--The Muse of Nightmares included. To be honest, the story didn't… Continue reading Strange the Dreamer: A Review
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The Scorpio Races: A Review
I think I've found a new favorite. Never did I think I would say that a book about racing flesh-eating horses would earn five stars, but, as you can see, it has. Honestly, I have no words, just praise and fangirl squeals. Maggie Stiefvater has a way with words. She turns them into poetry, into… Continue reading The Scorpio Races: A Review
The Deceiver’s Heart: A Review
This... this is a good book. My head is still reeling from all of the plot twists and love that I have for these precious characters. Jennifer A. Nielsen has a way with words, a true gift. She uses emotion so well that I can't help but dread scenes, have my heart racing in others,… Continue reading The Deceiver’s Heart: A Review
Fawkes: A Review
After practically a month of reading this, I am done! Since I usually only take a day to read a book, this should tell you quite a bit about what I thought. Thomas Fawkes is the main character but I just could not connect with him. There was nothing about him that set him apart… Continue reading Fawkes: A Review
Throne of Glass: A Review
Oh dear... this is going to be fun. Throne of Glass is the first book in the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas. A series that is surprisingly quite popular, actually. We first begin with Celaena (our protagonist) being taken away from her prison and brought to the castle. We find out she… Continue reading Throne of Glass: A Review
A Winter Grim and Lonely: A Review
I'm back after over a week, this time with my third review! A Winter Grim and Lonely is a novella written by Nicki Chapelway. It is set in the lovely world of Havenkeep. Quick Blurb Mirror… Mirror…. Ismena is the queen of Alain and considered by all to be the fairest maiden in the land.… Continue reading A Winter Grim and Lonely: A Review
The Folk of the Air Series Review
I recently read the first two books of The Folk of the Air series, The Cruel Prince and The Wicked King. I had heard such wonderful things about this gripping, suspenseful, dark fantasy. And in some ways, it delivered. But not quite, unfortunately. The Cruel Prince begins with Jude (the main protagonist) watching her parents… Continue reading The Folk of the Air Series Review
