Today I will be reviewing probably the most anticipated book of 2019, King Of Scars by Leigh Bardugo. Personally, I have been waiting for this book for about a year, but I was a little nervous since Crooked Kingdom highly disappointed me. Was King Of Scars able to live up to the hype?
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Wow, finally, I started a Cassandra Clare book. Yes, I know, I’m extremely late to the party, but I did it. Can anybody please tell me why I have been sleeping on this series for this long? This time, I will write a bullet point review for you.
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A while back, Sadie by Courtney Summers was right there, all over the place. I heard many great things about this book, so I decided to order it right away. Apparently, I finally came around to read it on the final day of 2018. Am I just as hyped about this book as everyone else seems to be?
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In 2018, I read the Talon saga by Julie Kagawa. I wanted to finish this series before the year was over and I managed. Today you can find my mini reviews of the last two books in this series.
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After reading A Darker Shade Of Magic this summer, it was finally time to read the second book in this series. I will use a different format than I usually do, because I have a feeling that bullet point reviews will fit sequels in series better than a fully written review. All credit goes to Marie for this idea, she uses this format for quite a while now.
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Sometimes you read a book and you really have no idea what to say about it and therefore a full review is not making much sense. Thankfully the mini reviews exist and they come in handy in such situations. Today I will do a bunch of these reviews, because I have some books to which the above apply.
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I finally caved in and read The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater. However, I have literally NO idea what I have actually read. Therefore, this review will be very short. Lees verder
This is a mini review about Soldier, the third book in the Talon saga. Lees verder
Once upon a time, you stumble upon a book and you instantly know you want to read it, even though it does not fit your usual genre. This was the case for me with Let Her Fly by Ziauddin Yousafzai. I have been following Malala’s work since I read her book in 2014. I even wrote a Dutch article on her book last year. Well, on to her father’s book now, which has been co-written by Louise Carpenter. I stepped out of my Young Adult (fantasy) and New Adult bubble to read this book and I am stepping even more out of my comfort zone by reviewing a non-fiction book. Lees verder
A few months ago, I found out about the book Darius The Great Is Not Okay by Adib Khorram. I decided to keep an eye on it and its reviews before deciding whether to buy and read it. Well, all reviews were positive, so I did both. But am I just as pleased with this book as everyone else? Lees verder