Reader. Reading. Always.
I was fortunate to get a review copy of Welcome To Dystopia from OR Books through NetGalley. It is a collection of 45 short stories based on the current world, with a main focus on the Trump administration. Since 45 reviews are quite a lot, I will be splitting this into 5 reviews each of... Continue Reading →
I thoroughly enjoyed the first two books (the third one will be published later this year) and wanted to share my reviews with you.
Last month I fancied a bit of a trip down memory lane and thought that I would listen to the Stormbreaker audiobook.
As someone who studies philosophy, this book is hardly a surprising choice. I picked up this book hoping to learn more philosophy to see what I might find intriguing and what I might want to study at university next year.
A friend swapped me The Adventure Zone graphic novel in return for him reading Illuminae. I had never read a graphic novel before and I have never listened to the podcast on which this book is based. This post will not only be a review of The Adventure zone, but also of the graphic novel... Continue Reading →
The last book I read in 2018 was about the carbon footprint of everything. This is my review.
It is my aim this year to become more minimalist and zero waste. Through the many introduction guides that I have seen, the first step is always to educate yourself. Many people have recommended this book by Marie Kondo, so I thought that I would read it.
My review of the first two book in the Three Dark Crowns Series.
My thoughts on the ending of Fantastic Beasts The Crimes of Grindelwald.
This is where it ends is a wonderful book.
Having just finished Tower of Dawn in time for Kingdom of Ash, I wanted to share my thoughts on the book.
"I love this book so much!" I review Empire of Storms by Sarah J. Maas.
I loved this book so much. For me, this is a wonderful introduction to the world, as we get to spend a lot of time seeing what the everyday running of Ardaland is like up close and personal before the overarching plot of the series kicks in. It was also wonderful to see the characters... Continue Reading →
I had quite a productive month this September, so let's see what I read and what I thought of them...
I really enjoyed this book as I felt that it was nice to see Celaena at the height of her fame and reputation.
OMG! I love this book so much, it was hard to put it down to get to sleep late at night. In the end, I read it within 24 hours of buying it.
In this satirical exaggeration of our world, it is interesting to see what a ten-year-old prediction of our future is like compared to our real world.
An interesting conclusion to the series.
A good conclusion to a good series.
For the first time ever, the second book in the trilogy is better than the first one.
I thought that the plot of this book was a little dry.
We return to the modern day, and to a disappointing book. If there is a plot in this book, it has escaped my notice.
I was very impressed with the premise of this book, an American writer writing about the UK is quite unusual, and I am a fan of the Victorian era.
This book was a wonderful conclusion to the first half of the series.
The second book in the mortal instruments series sadly suffers from middle book syndrome. It is not as good as the first book, the plot is lacking, and the new characters are boring.
I was pleasantly surprised by this book, having not enjoyed it the first time I read it I did not enjoy it. Several years later, I decided to give it another go and enjoyed it massively.
I haven't read as many books as I was hoping to this month, although I still have a week to go, let's see what I have read so far...
A wonderful conclusion to a brilliant series.
I really enjoyed this book, as it is part of an amazing series.
Admittedly, I am a sucker for dystopian, especially YA dystopian trilogies, so this was already off to a good start. It did however pleasantly surprise me...
