Evil flows silently among us like venom. This is a very tough review to write for me, and this book was hard to rate (you can see that my overall assessment ratings are all over the place). First of all, I’ve been wanting to read this for a long time because 1) I love the author. She’s one of the most friendly and sweetest authors I’ve ever had the privilege to talk to; and 2) because all of my Merp […]
See the full list of topics HERE. Last week’s topic: Food Okay so just a little thing you should know: I am a celebrity aficionado. NOT about their lives and who’s dating who and all the gossip – I don’t give two shits about that. But when it comes to names and faces, I totally rock (I’m great at putting names to faces in general). I can watch a movie and (usually) easily tell you who the main actresses/actors are. […]
I loved The Rules. LOVED it (I rated it 5 heartbeats!). Sadly, though, the sequel lacked the magic of the first book. I still enjoyed it for the most part, but it didn’t wow me like the first book did. I felt like little to nothing actually happened in the first 3/4 of this book, and the pacing dragged in the middle. It was mostly Zane and Ariane bickering and disagreeing and keeping things from each other. I understand that conflict […]
In the mail: Dreams of Gods and Monsters by Laini Taylor (ordered from Amazon) For review: The Art of Lainey by Paula Stokes (Edelweiss) Review: House of Ivy & Sorrow by Natalie Whipple Life of a Blogger: Food Review: The Forever Song by Julie Kagawa Emily @ Constellation Chronicles wants to know – what morals are we promoting? Mel @ The Daily Prophecy talks about early reviews (this has a great layout for keeping track!) […]
Okay, so I’m a little behind on these posts, as you can see from the title >.< Usually I do them every month, but I kept forgetting! White Space by Ilsa J. BickSeries: Dark Passages #1Genre: Science Fiction, Young AdultPublished by Egmont USA (2.11.2014) eARC, 560 pagesSource: EdelweissAdd to Goodreads Seventeen-year-old Emma Lindsay has problems: a head full of metal, no parents, a crazy artist for a guardian whom a stroke has turned into a vegetable, and all those times when she blinks away, dropping […]
I will try my best not to include spoilers outside of spoiler tags, but it is very difficult to talk about without spoiling anything, so beware! I say this in every review of a Julie Kagawa book: Julie cannot write a bad book. It’s just not possible. There hasn’t been a single book she’s written that I didn’t love, and this one was no exception!! I was sad to see this trilogy end, but I loved the way everything was wrapped […]