Today on YouTube we’re reviewing Graceling, the first in a series with a fierce female protagonist and an unpredictable plot that keeps the reader guessing. Continue reading Watch “Graceling Review” on YouTube
Lifeblood is a fun exciting sequel in the Everlife with strong characters, amazing construction, and a nonstop fast-paced story that will keep the readers at the edge of their seats. Continue reading Review of ‘Lifeblood’
Nightfall by L.J. Smith HarperCollins Image Credit: Goodreads
Elena died once before, but now she’s back and with her power, she has attracted many dangerous enemies that are more powerful than anything they’ve ever faced. Stefan want’s to keep her safe, but with ancient powers getting their claws into newly reformed Damon, that’s easier said than done.
Hey there readers! I hope everyone had a great week. It was midterms for me and wouldn’t you guess it, I was sick. Congestion that was, is, killing me. I was so miserable on Friday that my teacher let me go home halfway through the class and I was in a daze and then yesterday, I wanted to get work done and I was stuck in bed trying to get rid of a migraine that went away at 1 in the morning. Luckily it’s gone now so I think I’m finally on the med. The winter air was just not doing me any favors.
“Blood and Salt” by Kim Liggett G. P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers
Ash Larkin has been haunted by the past. A past that was never her own, a past from a time so long ago. Images of a dead girl have haunted her since she was a child. But when a ghost from the past comes for her and her mother goes missing, Ash and her twin brother must venture to Kansas to find the cult her mother once as part of in order to seal everyone’s fate and save her mother. But something darker, older, has different plans for her….
Published on September 22, 2015 by G. P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers, Blood and Salt by Kim Liggett is a young adult horror and romance novel written in a very creative way to incorporate suspense and romance into one 352-page book without weighing the book down in a convoluted mess. Continue reading “Both Vivid and Bland | Review of ‘Blood and Salt’ (Blood and Salt, #1)”
Hey there avid readers! Okay, so here’s the deal. I will be having 2 separate reading lists (if you haven’t already noticed) one featuring school reads and one reading my out of school reads. The whole reason is because there is just way to much to put it in one article and this way it will give all of us a way to differentiate the pair of them. So here we go, a start of a whole new school year with me trying to stay sane by being me and not letting myself drown in school work.