Haunting Historical Fiction | Review of ‘The Witch of Willow Hall’
A slow and steady read that works to build up the characters and the Gothic nature of the story. Continue reading Haunting Historical Fiction | Review of ‘The Witch of Willow Hall’
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Weekly Reading List #175
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Book of the Month – April 2019
Votes have been tallied! Check out this months winner of the Book of the Month title. Continue reading Book of the Month – April 2019
Mature, Vibrant and Spellbinding | Review of ‘A Crystal of Time’ (The School for Good and Evil: The Camelot Years #2)
Another brilliant addition full of vibrancy, maturity, heartbreak and hope. Continue reading Mature, Vibrant and Spellbinding | Review of ‘A Crystal of Time’ (The School for Good and Evil: The Camelot Years #2)
A Strong Feministic Allegory | Review of ‘Damsel’
A brilliant and dark take on the traditional fairy tale. Continue reading A Strong Feministic Allegory | Review of ‘Damsel’
Weekly Reading List #174
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Thrilling & Emotional Ghost Tale | Review of ‘The Girl in the Green Silk Gown’ (Ghost Roads #2)
A fun incredible adventure that takes Rose to the world of the living and then back to the realm of the dead to undo the dark magic of Bobby Cross. Continue reading Thrilling & Emotional Ghost Tale | Review of ‘The Girl in the Green Silk Gown’ (Ghost Roads #2)
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. Continue reading Riveting Take on Invasion Lit | Review of ‘The Darkest Star’ (Origin, #1)
Weekly Reading List #173
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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. Continue reading Unrelentlessy Informative | Review of ‘Potency’ (Glow, #1)