Book title: The Mermaid Author: Christina Henry Genre: Fantasy, Mythology Target Audience: Young Adult The ocean has a rhythm, but it has no heart. Why I chose this? I have read Christina Henry books before and although they were a bit darker than what I read I liked her style of writing. So we take… Continue reading The Mermaid – Book Review
Book title: The Gathering (Book #1 The Uprising Series) Author: Bernadette Giacomazzo Genre: Dystopian, Fantasy Target Audience: Young Adult Long live the uprising. Long live New York City. Why I chose this?I requested this as an ARC from Rachel's Random resources after reading the synopsis. I'm glad I did. Synopsis The Uprising Series tells the story… Continue reading The Gathering ~ Book Review
Book title: A Date for Hannah Author: Callie Henry Genre: Romance Target Audience: Young Adult …although it scared her to spend more time with him, she really didn’t want to push him away either. Could she find the courage to believe that this crazy-cute boy was interested in her? Why I chose this? I was… Continue reading A Date for Hannah ~ Book Review
Book title: Shadow and Bone (Grisha Verse #1) Author: Leigh Bardugo Genre: Fantasy Target Audience: Young Adult And there's nothing wrong with being a lizard either. Unless you were born to be a hawk. Why I chose this? This book was on NetGalley and once again this was a book I had heard so much… Continue reading Shadow and Bone ~ Book Review
Book Title: A Magical Tale with Geek Appeal Author: A. Phillips Genre: Target Audience: I received this ARC in exchange for an honest review. I chose this from NetGalley after reading the synopsis a couple of times trying to wrap my head around what it said and then there is obviously the title. I'm a… Continue reading A Magical Tale with Geek Appeal: Book Review
Book title: The Cruel Prince Author: Holly Black Genre: Fantasy Target Audience: Young Adult What could I become if I stopped worrying about death, about pain, about anything? If I stopped trying to belong? Instead of being afraid, I could become something to fear. Why I chose this? I've seen this a lot and as… Continue reading The Cruel Prince – Book Review
Can't believe we're actually in July. Next month I'd have had my blog for a full year and I think that's amazing. I seemed to have finally found two things I've not wanted to give up on after a few months. This and Pole Fitness (which will be a year in September. YAY look at… Continue reading Mid-year review
Book title: Legendary Author: Stephanie Garber Genre: Fantasy Target Audience: Young Adult The air tasted like wonder. Like candied butterfly wings caught in sugared spiderwebs, and drunken peaches coated in luck. Why I chose this? Well, I enjoyed Caraval and I want to know what happens next. I just hope it doesn't disappoint like the… Continue reading Legendary – Book Review
I have got around to reading Caraval finally. Here is what I thought about it
 Book title: A Thousand Perfect Notes Author: CG Drews Genre: Contemporary Target Audience: Young Adult “Chocolate is a substance worth existing for” Why I chose this? When I found out that Cait from Paperfury I just had to have it. I love reading her blog posts and its nice to see someone who is just if not… Continue reading A Thousand Perfect Notes – Book Review