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sarah j maas has proved that this is more than “just another great fantasy series.” the ending of ACOTAR was very conclusive, so if i hadn’t had a copy of this book after finishing the first, i don’t think i...
A COURT OF THORNS AND ROSES was a very hyped book that i thought was merely okay. there wasn’t anything i particularly disliked about it, but there also wasn’t anything really special. however after finishing the second novel, i feel...
THE UNEXPECTED EVERYTHING was, unexpectedly, everything i could ask for in a novel. i wasn’t entirely sure what the story was about when i first started; the summary was a little vague and it simply seemed like a fun, summer...
this review is for the third book in a series and may contain ~spoilers~ for the first two novels! you can read my review of THE WINNER’S CURSE (book #1) here and/or my review of THE WINNER’S CRIME (book #2)...
THANKS FOR THE TROUBLE is light-heartedly intellectual. i began THANKS FOR THE TROUBLE knowing little to nothing about the plot, nor did i read any other reviews. all i knew was that it had a nice cover, was fairly short,...
note: all quotations are taken from the uncorrected proof and may differ from the finished copy. they’re subject to change. saying LADY MIDNGHT is an emotional rollercoaster ride is an understatement. i’m shell-shocked by cassandra clare’s improvement in writing, world...
(self-portrait: a girl sitting in bed with her insides bursting an explosion of colors and a closed book by her side.) I’LL GIVE YOU THE SUN is art. i’m going to start by saying that not everyone is going to...
thank you to nori from readwritelove28 for hosting the sunday street team! i’m happy to be a stop on this ARC tour. emily henry’s writing is (beau)tiful and i love it. (did you see that pun? the one of the...
