
Book of the Month Poll – December 2021
A new month means a new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite December 2021 YA novel. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – December 2021
A new month means a new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite December 2021 YA novel. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – December 2021
From now until July 6 2020, enter to win a hardcover copy of THE DAMNED, the sequel to the New York Times bestselling THE BEAUTIFUL by Renée Ahdieh! Continue reading The Damned Giveaway
New month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – October 2019
By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there voters, readers, and writers! Another month means it’s time for another Book of the Month Poll where you vote for your favorite upcoming book, author, or cover (because let’s face it, the cover really is a strong selling point). So check out this month’s list of titles and vote for your favorite. If there is a novel you think should be on the list leave a vote for that novel in the comments section. Remember, you can vote here on Qzzr (formerly Pollcaster) and the winner will get a featured book review here on my website. Happy voting!
Continue reading “Book of the Month Poll – May 2017”
By Cynthia Ayala
Shahrzad, taken from the man she loves, lives amongst an old flame and enemies, but what keeps them apart is the curse that forces Khalid to kill his brides. However, there is a darker danger that lurks closer to them that will destroy all they hold dear.
Published on April 26, 2016, by G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers, The Rose & the Dagger by Renee Ahdieh is a young adult fantasy that retells 1001 Arabian Nights with the same heart. Continue reading “A Magical Carpet Ride | Review of ‘The Rose & the Dagger’ (The Wrath and the Dawn #2)”
By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there avid readers! So this week is looking like a very Kate Brian centric week. I didn’t even realize that until I started on this list. Right now I’m on a very tight budget so my reading list depends on what I already have in my Nook and Kindle (because yes, I have both apps on my e-reader — I like free books). Anyway, the goal is to finish up some series that I have already started, especially since I have the handy-dandy library which is very accessible. Other than that, school is good. I have this 5-7 page paper that I’m working on and I just need to get it done while I work on some of my other projects.
But anyway, here’s my weekly reading list. Happy reading!
Continue reading “Weekly Reading List #58”
By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there avid readers! I hope everyone is having a great weekend. My weekend was full of surprises, including a visit from my fiance. It was a wonderful weekend and I got all the homework I needed done in record time. It’s nice to have time to spend with the ones I care about and not have to worry about work.
But anyway, I’m sure none of you care about that. Or maybe you do, I don’t know, but here’s what you’re really here for. I managed to knock two books out last week. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child was amazing! Although Harry Potter is a terrible father. But overall, it was all very good, and I loved it. I couldn’t sleep until I finished it. But anyway, here is my upcoming reading list. Happy reading! Continue reading “Weekly Reading List #57”
“The Wrath and the Dawn” ties together mystery, romance, and brilliant narration to reimagine the events of the classic tale, “A Thousand and One Nights.” […] Continue reading “Review: ‘The Wrath and the Dawn’ is a Well-Done Retelling of a Classic Tale – Emertainment Monthly”
By: Cynthia Ayala
Published May 12, 2015 The Wrath of the Dawn is a young adult fantasy retelling of love and adventure inspired by A Thousand and One Nights, this tale, written by Renee Ahdieh and published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers, showers readers with mystery and romance. The tale follows one young girls attempt to undo the wrongs that have been done, the many murders of innocent women by Khalid, the eighteen-year-old Caliph of Khorasan. However, as Shahrzad soon discovers, there is something more to these killings than meets the eye.
Continue reading “Another Well Done Retelling of a Classic Tale | Review of ‘The Wrath of the Dawn’ (The Wrath and the Dawn, #1)”