Hi everyone! I have something spontaneous, (hopefully) thoughtful, and reminiscent for you today! A review of my first reread of Twilight in about 13 years. Buckle up for some hot takes! If you are a millennial, a millennial’s mom, an … Continue reading Rereading Twilight 15-Years Later: A Legacy or Letdown?
Hi guys! As promised, here is the second part of my favorite books read in 2019! I’ve been really inconsistent writing blog posts this year š¦ I’m making it a point (dare say, a resolution?) to write more in the … Continue reading 2019 Wrap-Up: My 5-Star Books (Part 2)
Hi guys! š¤ Can you believe that it’s almost the end of 2019? I could swear it was February like two minutes ago, and I was arguing with myself over how much chocolate is too much to buy yourself for … Continue reading 2019 Wrap-Up: My 5-Star Books (Part 1)
Hey guys! Today I’m going to do a little double review for the first and second books in the Mortal Coil series by Emily Suvada. I originally picked up This Mortal Coil, the first book in the series, on a … Continue reading Double Review: This Mortal Coil & This Cruel Design by Emily Suvada
Hello, my friends! I really do want to get back into blogging, but things have just been tough lately. I’m working myself in slowly with one of my favorite little posts, sharing some of my favorite quotes from beloved books! … Continue reading Quote Moment: A Conjuring of Light by V.E. Schwab
Guys!! Itās been waaayy too long and itās all my fault. Almost a year exactly, in fact. Now, you guys know I always love books and writing/gushing/fangirling about books. So where have I been? Well, thatās kind of a complicated … Continue reading When the Biggest Reading Slump of Your Life Hits
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As I may or may not have mentioned, I love discovering lesser-known books in the Amazon Kindle store. While I love a good NY Times best seller as much as the next fangirl, I also love finding a hidden gem by an author who is just starting out and needs a push. Some of my favorite series are mostly unknown, and whenever I recommend them, I always get blank looks. But I’ve also gotten good feedback on them! So, in the spirit of recommendations, because I know we all love those, here are some of the best books/series I have found out there in the book world that deserve a spot on your TBR!
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I’m here on this lovely Friday to bring you another double review. I feel like they make a lot of sense for books in a series, especially if I read them in sussession. Plus, I already had this lovely picture of the two of them together, so why not take advantage of that? š
As you see from the title and photo, this will be a review of the last two books in the Winner’s trilogy by Marie Rutkoski. I read the first book in this trilogy, The Winner’s Curse, back at the beginning of the year, I think February or March, and I really loved it. I read it from start to finish in one sitting. It was a beautifully written story about two characters who are so stubborn you just want to smack their heads together, but you grow to love and respect them for different reasons. Here is the link to the Goodreads page for first book. I gave it a solid 5/5 stars. Now, on with the reviews!
āIf you wonāt be my friend, youāll regret being my enemy.ā
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āHe was a book, and he was holding his final pages, and he wanted to get to the end to find out how it went, and he didn’t want it to be over.” āWhat a strange constellation they all were.ā … Continue reading Quote Moment: The Raven King
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I’m realizing, while looking at my stats for this blog, that I haven’t been posting very regularly on here. Which I feel badly about. I guess I’ve just been so busy with life stuff that I sort of forget how many days go between posts. Time flies when you’re having fun, and sometimes when you’re not. š
Continue reading “Double Review: The Dream Thieves & Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater”
The best things in life: Friday nights and fictional worlds. 