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i was hesitant on starting HEIR OF FIRE. i enjoyed THRONE OF GLASS and CROWN OF MIDNIGHT, but they were both solid 4/5 stars. there was so much hype surrounding this series and i just didn’t get it. i’ll admit:...
i read so many raved reviews about POPULAR, so i was very excited when i finally picked it up. but it also meant i had very high expectations. for the most part, these expectations were met. the story follows maya...
background photo via joyreads on instagram powerful. poignant. painful. in all honesty, i don’t think i’ll ever be able to recover from a book like this one. it’s left me – mentally, emotionally, and physically – a blubbering mess. i...
if i had to describe this book with one word, it would be ‘HAUNTING.’ “We went wild that hot night.” – pg. 1, first sentence the walls around us was like nothing i’ve ever read before. it’s very mysterious, and...
simon vs the homo sapiens agenda is a book everyone needs to read – and i mean everyone. this is a book i know will stay with me forever (or at least for a long long time). if you don’t...
reading this book was slow and slightly painful. it wasn’t the worst book i’ve ever read, but it most certainly wasn’t the best. i hate to compare novels with other novels, but i couldn’t help but think of it like...
reading mistborn was like riding a roller-coaster when you signed up for the merry-go-round. before starting this book, i was iffy about a few things: 1) this book is so big; 2) THIS BOOK IS SO BIG. after too many...
reading red queen was a frustrating process; i was super interested in the plot, but everything else made me cringe. the story is like any other dystopian: a poor girl is somehow different and special compared to everyone else. the king...
