On March 3, it was finally out in the world, probably the most anticipated book of 2020. Or at least, it was for me. I’m talking about House of earth and blood by Sarah J. Maas. I wanted to start this book immediately, but unfortunately I had to finish another disappointing book first. As soon as that one was finished, I dove into this big book.
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As you may have noticed, I haven’t posted any reviews lately. This has a reason, I was kind of bored out and felt really uninspried. Take that and combine it with a lack of energy and you have your reasons. However, I wanted to try something new. Without further ado, I present you: the battle of the books! In this first edition, it’s The City of Brass by S. A. Chakraborty vs. An Ember in The Ashes by Sabaa Tahir.
Read More A while ago, I stumbled upon Tarnished are the stars by Rosiee Thor. This book is stated to be perfect for fans of The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer. As that is one of my favorite series, my expectations for Tarnished are the stars were high. Did this book manage to meet these high expectations?
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Read More Another mini-review, I just have little energy and less to say. This book was really hyped, but could I enjoy the hype?
Read More I read other books by this author, which I liked. Did I like The Husband’s Secret as well?
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Late last year, I read my first Brandon Sanderson book which was Skyward. Not long after I finished this book, the second installment in this series came out: Starsight. This review contains spoilers for Skyward, please be aware of that.
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I haven’t done reviews in a while, but today I will bring you a buncyh of visual reviews. Why? Because I already talked about these books in my January overview. Well, here are the reviews I’m still missing!
Read More Before I start with the actual review, I would like to provide some trigger and content warnings. To be honest, I don’t know where to begin regarding these warnings, because this entire book is a big trigger warning from start to finish. A car accident, death, murder, traumatic experiences, manipulative lying…… Verity by Colleen Hoover contains all these triggers. Therefore, I would like to say the following on this subject. If your mental health is unstable and if you are sensitive to different kinds of triggers, this book might not be the best one to pick up for you. This book could make you feel rather unsafe because of the triggers. The first trigger is already on the first page and it doesn’t stop until you close the book. So please be aware of this whenever you decide to pick Verity up. If you still want to read my review, click on “continue reading”.
Read More It has been a few years since I read a book by Jojo Moyes. To be exact, that was Me before you in 2016. After this book, I didn’t pick up any other book by this author, although I bought The horse dancer. In October 2019, The giver of stars was released and this synopsis sounded interesting. Books, horses and horse riding? Count me in!
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