Deathless Divide is the second book in the Dread Nation duology, a historical fiction series set shortly after the American civil war. The war ended due to the fallen soldiers on both sides returning to the field of battle as zombies. The confederate states were overrun and became known as the ‘Lost States’, while in … Continue reading Deathless Divide Review
The start of a new month approaches, and it is time for my TBR for May, although I might end up reading some of these books in the end of April. Vicious Vikings by Terry Deary All the foul facts about the Vicious Vikings are ready to uncover, including including Viking Gods in wedding dresses, … Continue reading May TBR
It's the new year, and I wanted to share with you my reading goals. They are quite simple, yet I think that they will provide quite a challenge! Goodreads Challenge As you are all aware, it is customary to set a number of books that you want to read each year on Goodreads. I have … Continue reading New Years Goals
Having fell in love with covers, and then the blurb, of this duology for a long time, I was happy to finally be able to get round to reading this book last month! If you know me at all, you know that I love YA dystopias and fantasies, so there was no doubt that this … Continue reading Everless Review
It's been a fair while since I have written a review, but as I am now getting more settled into university life, I have the time to devote to this blog again! I have missed this sooo much! I received this book for free in return for an honest review. Synopsis Alice’s stories of Wonderland … Continue reading Ever Alice Arc Review
When I was re-installing the library app on my phone, I decided to use it as an opportunity to read books that I would not otherwise pick up, to use it to further my reading horizons and take a chance on things with nothing to lose. Since I am starting university soon, I ended up … Continue reading The Year of Less Review
Last week, I wrote a review for Fight Like a Girl by Clementine Ford, and today I will be reviewing its companion Boys will be Boys. While this book can be read on its own, as it addresses a slightly differently issue than the first book. However, I do advise that you read Fight Like … Continue reading Boys will be Boys Review
