If you weren’t aware, Lost in Pages hasn’t always been Lost in Pages. Before Katie and I decided we wanted to blog together, this was Fictional Living, my own personal blog. As Katie and I hate to see reviews go to waste, we decided to start reposting some of my old reviews, to make sure … More Review | The Siren by Kiera Cass
If you weren’t aware, Lost in Pages hasn’t always been Lost in Pages. Before Katie and I decided we wanted to blog together, this was Fictional Living, my own personal blog. As Katie and I hate to see reviews go to waste, we decided to start reposting some of my old reviews, to make sure … More Book Review | The Girl Who Was Supposed To Die by April Henry
If you weren’t aware, Lost in Pages hasn’t always been Lost in Pages. Before Katie and I decided we wanted to blog together, this was Fictional Living, my own personal blog. As Katie and I hate to see reviews go to waste, we decided to start reposting some of my old reviews, to make sure … More Book Review | Uprooted by Naomi Novik
“I guess we’re almost friends now, or as friendly as you can get when you’re not one hundred percent sure the other person isn’t framing you for murder.” I feel as though I should preface this review saying that I very rarely stray away from fantasy. And if I do, it’s usually for something dark … More Review | One of Us is Lying by Karen M. McManus
“Nadim…I could feel a lot of what went on with him, but how could I really know what he thought or felt? He was an alien. It might feel like I knew him, but I didn’t. I couldn’t.” Honor Among Thieves is probably one of the most interesting books I’ve read in a while. When Earth … More Release Day Review | Honor Among Thieves by Rachel Caine & Ann Aguirre
“‘Aviana,’ I whispered, my fingers moving to catch the rich tumble of the cloak that was mine. He had chosen Aviana for me, the constellation that accompanied his own. They were stars that, like his Verene, bespoke of bravery in darkness, of triumph. Of steadfastness.” What can I say about The Queen’s Rising? I adored this book … More Release Day Review | The Queen’s Rising by Rebecca Ross
“You might think you have a really good reason, but nothing could more worth this. Nothing could be more worth feeling this way. I feel like a changeling wearing someone else’s skin. I can’t remember what I liked, or what I wanted, why I worked or left the house or did anything. It’s all gone…I … More Release Day Review | The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert
Katie’s Review: The only way I can think to describe Paper Girls is an all-girl version of Stranger Things mixed with a bit of Saga. You can definitely tell that Brian K. Vaughan is the writer of this series because it’s so reminiscent of Saga (which I adore). I loved the girls and their interactions. … More Review | Paper Girls Volume 1
To jump straight to Katie’s review of The Cruel Prince, click here. “…The world seems to slow. No, not seems. The branches really do stop whispering in the wind. Even the most inaudible crackle of the snow melting on the ground stops, like the world is holding its breath.” Ah, Everless. I have been so excited for the premise … More Release Day Review | Everless by Sara Holland and The Cruel Prince by Holly Black
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