5 Stars Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an eARC of this book. I read and reviewed this on both Netgalley and goodreads a while ago but apparently didn't cross-post it on here! This book was utterly incredible. I have so many feelings about this book and I can't quite express them all,… Continue reading Kingdom of Souls by Rena Barron – Review
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The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black – Review
This was everything I dreamed of, wild and wonderful, beautuiful and strange, full of dreams and nightmares and everything in between. It kept building and growing, and ended up in the perfect conclusion to a series I adore. My heart was in my throat for so much of this book, and my mind was racing… Continue reading The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black – Review
Reading Wrap Up – October 2019
I meant to post this on here a few days ago, but I clearly completely forgot, so this is a bit late. Oops I have been trying to spend more time reading recently which has meant my blog has fallen a little by the wayside, though I've been keeping up my Instagram which is what… Continue reading Reading Wrap Up – October 2019
Reading Wrap Up – July 2019
This is my July wrap-up which I am posting here a couple of days late (but put on Instagram a little early!) due to being at Ozora Festival for a bit over a week! This month I mainly read on my kindle again, but I also listened to parts of the Nevernight and Godsgrave audiobooks… Continue reading Reading Wrap Up – July 2019
The Beholder by Anna Bright – Review
3.5 Stars ‘The Beholder’ was a book I was really intrigued and excited about. Initially I saw mention of it being an Odyssey retelling but that was thankfully quickly taken out of the synopsis, as it is nothing like the Odyssey. The premise was interesting, and was a concept I hadn’t seen before. Though it… Continue reading The Beholder by Anna Bright – Review
The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert – Review
5 Stars I really love fairy tales and have been reading them since I was a small child obsessed with The Brother’s Grimm - I had a slightly child friendlier collected works than the original tales, but it was still extremely creepy and my parents threw it away when they realized how dark the stories… Continue reading The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert – Review
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