“I was a siren and so I was a killer. It was never wrong or right; it just was. But now my memories are cruel dreams, twisting into merciless visions and accusing me of a past I can’t deny. The truth of what I am has become a nightmare.” From the title and cover of … More Book Review | To Kill a Kingdom
“Live,” his spirit breathes. “Whatever you do, survive.” Wow, guys. What can I even say about this book? Every article, every review, every post I had seen about it should’ve prepared me for its greatness, but I was too scared to have high expectations. I went into this behemoth of a story with as little … More Book Review | Children of Blood and Bone
Before we begin this review, don’t forget to check out our recaps ofΒ Shatter Me, Unravel Me,Β andΒ Ignite Me! “I want to see her, to study her. To remind myself that she’s really here, really mine. That she wants me just as much as I want her. And when I meet her eyes the feeling overwhelms me, … More Release Day Review | Restore Me by Tahereh Mafi
“May the stars keep them steady and the iron keep them safe. Heart of Iron is my first dive into a world created by Ashley Poston. I’ve owned Geekerella for far too long and have yet to get around to actually reading it. I had heard nothing but great things about Ashley’s work, so I … More Release Day Review | Heart of Iron
“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 itβs 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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