REVIEW: Warcross, by Marie Lu
Warcross is a mashup of all my favorite!! things!! i was hesitant on Warcross before i began. mostly for three reasons: 1) i’m tired of reading dystopian novels and i’m not a huge fan of sci-fi. but against all odds,...
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REVIEW: Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy, by Cassandra Clare
hey everyone! this is my first real post on twirling pages (oops)—sorry it took so long; i’ve just been busy and dead and ugh. in case you forgot who i am, i’m priscilla (check out my intro post!). this is...
REVIEW: Once and For All, by Sarah Dessen
sarah dessen, queen of ya contemporary. i’ll always read anything with your name on it because i know i can count on you for a cute romance and happy ending. since sixth grade, i’ve spent summers reading your books for all...
REVIEW: A Million Junes, by Emily Henry
i’ve read many many amazing books these past few months, but never one that made me want to start reviewing again. but A Million Junes makes me want to share something; it makes me want to feel something deeper and...
REVIEW: heartless, by marissa meyer
marissa meyer twisted together a tale that is different, and yet familiar. i had high expectations going on HEARTLESS. marissa meyer is one of my favorite authors and ALICE IN WONDERLAND is one of my favorite stories. naturally, the mix...
REVIEW + DISCUSSION: a court of mist and fury, by sarah j maas
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...
REVIEW: a court of thorns and roses, by sarah j maas
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...
REVIEW: the raven king, by maggie stiefvater
the raven king is emotional, unexpected, and more than what i’d ever dreamed it’d be. series finales always worry me. i can’t wait to read them, but i also don’t want to read them for fear of disappointment and the...