Weekly Reading List #276
Having trouble what book to add to your reading list? Well, check out what I’m reading here, a sneak peek of reviews to come and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #276
Tag: Historical Fiction
Magic Dark and Strange Spotify Review
Today on Spotify we’re discussing Magic Dark and Strange, a short novel with potential that unfortunately falls flat with stiff writing. Continue reading Magic Dark and Strange Spotify Review
Review of ‘Magic Dark and Strange’
Magic Dark and Strange may be a short novel but it is no quick read. Lacking compelling characters and underdeveloped mystery, it falls flat. Continue reading Review of ‘Magic Dark and Strange’
Watch “A Magic Dark and Strange” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re discussing Magic Dark and Strange, a short novel with potential that unfortunately falls flat with stiff writing. Continue reading Watch “A Magic Dark and Strange” on YouTube
Weekly Reading List #275
Having trouble what book to add to your reading list? Well, check out what I’m reading here, a sneak peek of reviews to come and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #275
Incendiary Spotify Review
Today on Spotify we’re discussing Incendiary, Zoraida Córdova’s latest young adult fantasy that is gripping from beginning to end. Continue reading Incendiary Spotify Review
Review of ‘Incendiary’
Zoraida Cordova brings fans a new lush fantasy with Incendiary, filled with high stakes, strong characters, and incredible tension. Continue reading Review of ‘Incendiary’
Watch “Incendiary Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re discussing Incendiary, Zoraida Cordova’s latest young adult fantasy that is gripping from beginning to end. Continue reading Watch “Incendiary Review” on YouTube
Muse Review on Spotify
Today on Spotify we’re reviewing Muse, a novel that rewrites history and the Worlds Fair of 1893 with a compelling narrative. Continue reading Muse Review on Spotify
Review of ‘Muse’
Muse rewrites history by establishing a monarchy in place of a democracy while following Clair through the challenges of it in 1893. Continue reading Review of ‘Muse’