Hey guys! Whenever someone asks me to recommend a book to them, I get so torn between which book to choose because it’s not necessary that what I’ve liked in a particular book work for all. While some books are good, some are great, but a few become memorable, and that last part is completely […]
Tag: fiction
This Savage Song: Review
“…Plenty of humans were monstrous, and plenty of monsters knew how to play at being human.” ― V.E. Schwab, Vicious I don’t particularly like reading dystopian-fantasy stories, but this wasn’t bad. The book is divided into 4 parts. The first two parts involves world building and character development. The other two parts are a fast-paced […]
A Court of Thorns and Roses: Review
Wow this book! This is the first I’ve read from Sarah J Mass, and i’m happy i read it. The story is medium to fast paced, without ever dragging or cutting out on descriptions. ACOTAR is loosely based on The Beauty and The Beast, set in a faerie realm. However, the main story soon unfolds, […]
Daughter of the Pirate King: Review
A pirate book with a main character described as “a female Jack Sparrow”? C’mon, I had to read this one eventually. The plot is quite simple. The Daughter of the Pirate King stages her kidnapping to get a piece of the map that will lead the pirate king to -yes, you guessed it- an island […]
Flush Me Freddy: Featured Review
Flush Me Freddy is a short story about a girl and small moments in her past that left a big impression of her life today. Ambrosini blends in childhood memories to the present reality seamlessly and the reader is left with nostalgia of their own past, and memories that begin resurface. Ambrosini writing style is […]