Shadow of the Fox. Julie Kagawa. Mythology/Young adult/Fantasy. 2018. 384 pages. 4 stars.
The Dragon is rising, and another age comes to an end.
I received an Advanced Reader’s Copy in exchange for an honest review.
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Many book bloggers talk about The Poppy War. Overcome with curiosity, I read the book myself and now, I can see why they’re so obsessed with the book because I’m obsessed with it myself. If you’re thinking about reading it or haven’t even heard of The Poppy War, here are 10 reasons (aka 10 chances) why you should pick it up.
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Wildcard. Marie Lu. Science Fiction/Young adult/Fantasy. 2018. 352 pages. 3 stars.
He was once the hand that pulled me up. Now I have to be his.
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Mini-Reviews is something I’ll start doing on this blog because I read these books but never got the chance to review them. Reasons may vary from pressed time to incoherent thoughts (at the time). It will include buy links and a brief paragraph on why I like or dislike these books.
We Regret to Inform You. Ariel Kaplan. Young adult/Contemporary. 2018. 352 pages. 4 stars.
The thing no one tells you about hitting bottom is that you don’t actually know when it happens.
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Save the Date. Morgan Matson. Young adult/Contemporary. 2018. 432 pages. 3 stars.
It seemed like the second you tried to tell someone why you loved someone else, it took the luster off it, like pinning a butterfly down in a case—it never quite captured it.
Something Strange and Deadly. Susan Dennard. Young Adult/Steampunk. 388 pages. 4.5 stars.
“Miss Fitt, you know curiosity gets men killed.”
I grinned. “Then I daresay it’s good I’m a woman.”
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The Kiss Quotient. Helen Hoang. Romance/Contemporary/Adult. 2018. 336 pages. 4 stars.
People don’t like honest. Except for when you’re saying good things.
Eden Conquered. Joelle Charbonneau. Young Adult/Fantasy. 2018. 320 pages. 2 stars.
Deep inside, she feared that without her twin she was nothing.
She refused to be nothing.
Vicious. V.E. Schwab. Adult/Fantasy/Science Fiction. 2013. 371 pages. 5 stars.
These words people threw around—humans, monsters, heroes, villains—to Victor it was all just a matter of semantics. Someone could call themselves a hero and still walk around killing dozens. Someone else could be labeled a villain for trying to stop them. Plenty of humans were monstrous, and plenty of monsters knew how to play at being human.
