Book of the Month Poll – April 2019
New month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite.
A Marvelous Addition to the MCU | Review of ‘Captain Marvel’
Captain Marvel certainly went higher and further as it tells the origin story of one of Marvel’s most powerful superheroes.
Riveting Take on Invasion Lit | Review of ‘The Darkest Star’ (Origin, #1)
The Darkest Star is a captivating young adult sci-fi novel that takes place after the invasion and deals with important issues like segregation, xenophobia and tolerance.
Weekly Reading List #173
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Incredibly…Underwhelming | Review of ‘Glass’
Unfortunately underwhelming film that under utilizes such great characters and actors.
Unrelentlessy Informative | Review of ‘Potency’ (Glow, #1)
What starts as incredible interesting and full of tension soon turns into a dull boring story about a girl who is trying to fit in and rediscover herself. Except all the exposition makes it a dull and boring read.
Wonderfully Bittersweet | Review of ‘How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World’
A bittersweet conclusion that ends a wonderful franchise on such a wonderful note.
Bittersweet | Review of ‘Peter Green and the Unliving Academy’ (The Unliving Chronicles, #1)
A sweet, albeit sad, story about unliving kids as they maneuver around the Afterlife.
Weekly Reading List #172
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An Exceptional Page-Turning Debut | Review of ‘Immoral Code’
By Cynthia Bujnicki It is senior year, and for Nari and her friends, they all have bright futures ahead of … Continue Reading An Exceptional Page-Turning Debut | Review of ‘Immoral Code’
An Awesome & Catchy Sequel | Review of ‘The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part’
A fun, bright, and catchy sequel that will impress fans of the original.
Tragic, Horrifying, and Completing Enthralling | Review of ‘Two Dark Reigns’ (Three Dark Crowns, #3)
A riveting continuation of the Three Dark Crowns that brings the power and mysteries of the past to the present with horrifying consequences.
An Essential and Riveting Novella | Review of ‘The Young Queens’ (Three Dark Queens, #0.2)
A short and sweet tale about the three young queens before they were queens and the decisions made that set out to define them.
Interesting Yet Unnecessary | Review of ‘The Oracle Queen’ (Three Dark Crowns, #0.1)
A quick short story about one of Fennbirn’s more tragic queens that doesn’t offer much in the grand scheme of Fennbirn universe and yet offers up an enthralling read.
Weekly Reading List #171
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A Diverse, Fun, & Action-Packed Retelling | Review of ‘A Blade So Black’ (A Blade So Black #1)
A fresh and diverse retelling that spins a new tale surrounding the Wonderland universe with compelling detail.
A Killer Sequel | Review of ‘Happy Death Day 2U’
A sequel that connects to the original with a sci-fi twists that continues to bend the horror genre while also offering a film that is funnier, sillier, and both more heartwarming and entertaining than it’s predecessor.
