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Maze of Shadows Series Review
Maze of Shadows Series Review
Image taken from Amazon Today I will be writing a review for the Maze of Shadows Series by Kathryn Ann Kingsley. This book series contains four books, the first being The Unseelie Prince, followed by The Unseelie Crown (2), The Unseelie Throne (3) and concluding with The Unseelie King. The books are dual perspective between our two main characters Valroy, the Unseelie fae Prince and Abigail,…
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Books I Want To Read This Winter
I thought that this post would be a nice way to reintroduce myself into my blog. I’m going to try be much more regular on my blog in 2022 with posts and reviews so I thought I’d start again with a simple TBR. I always struggle to read in the winter, going home for Christmas is always so stressful and my family are very noisy and chaotic that I often find myself unable to concentrate on reading.…
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A Summer Wrap-Up
I thought I would do a little wrap up of all the books I read during summer. Summer in the UK lasted between the 21st of June to the 22nd of September, during this time I read 62 books. This is a humongous achievement for me as I’ve never read 62 books in a year, never mind in 3 months! I formatted a table below of all the books I read during summer and will discuss some honourable mentions and…
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The Wren Hunt and The Wickerlight by Mary Watson
The Wren Hunt and The Wickerlight by Mary Watson
Hello Readers, Today I wanted to discuss a duology that I have recently read. The duology hasn’t got many reviews and I think it is incredibly underrated. The books are called The Wren Hunt and The Wickerlight both written by Mary Watson. Mary Watson is a BIPOC author who moved from South Africa to Ireland. She has always loved stories and shortly after her move to Ireland she was inspired by…
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My 2020 Reading Stats and 2021 Reading Goals
My 2020 Reading Stats and 2021 Reading Goals
Unusually for me, 2020 was a good reading year; everything else in the year wasn’t much good but reading was! I read 51 books in the year which is the most I have ever read in one year, which isn’t particularly high compared to the bigger content creators within the bookish community but it was absolutely incredible for me and I am super proud of myself considering at the beginning of the year I…
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The Goddess of Macau by Graeme Hall: A Review
Title: The Goddess of Macau
Author: Graeme Hall
Rating: 3.75 Stars
Synopsis:
“This short story collection paints complex characters, Macau myths and magic, all set in the former Portuguese colony of Macau. Macau was one of the first European settlements in Asia (founded in 1557) and over some 450 years a unique Macanese culture developed, one that fused Europe and China to create an…
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April and May Wrap Up
Finally doing my April and May Wrap Up
During the month of April, I read 6 books, which consisted of 1 physical book, 2 Ebooks, and 1 E-ARC. April was an okay month for reding for me, May however was not, not at all. I read 1 physical book in May.
It is likely that I did not read as much as I did in march due to all of my masters assignments being due at the end of April beginning of May.
The first book I read in April was The Empress…
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The Poppy War By R. F. Kuang- Review
Finally in a daze of sleep deprivation and in an attempt to make myself sleep last night I wrote my review for The Poppy War By R. F. Kuang
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Title: The Poppy War
Author: R. F. Kuang
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Synopsis:
“When Rin aced the Keju—the Empire-wide test to find the most talented youth to learn at the Academies—it was a shock to everyone: to the test officials, who couldn’t believe a war orphan from Rooster Province could pass without cheating; to Rin’s…
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March Reading Wrap Up
March Reading Wrap Up
Before I start this post I’d just like to thank everyone from my heart for getting my blog to over 100 followers! I’m so grateful and shook that over 100 people want to read my opinions and wouldl ike to support me! I love you all, Thank You so much!
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During the month of March, I read 6 books, which consisted of 3 physical books, 2 Ebooks and 1 audiobook. March was a very positive month for me…
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House of Earth and Blood Review
Photo credit- @ANerdyBookBirdy on Instagram. Title: House of Earth and Blood Author: Sarah J. Maas Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Date Read: 27/12/19- 24/01/20 Genres: Fantasy, New Adult, Adult Review:
I know this is a very anticipated book so I’m very excited to review it for everyone. I’ve noticed on Goodreads that not many people have left a review but only their ratings which is a shame because…
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Girls Made of Snow and Glass Review
Title: Girls Made of Snow and Glass Author: Melissa Bashardoust Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult, Fairytale retelling, Stand-alone, LGBTQ Date Read: 29/03/20- 04/04/2020 Review:
Girls Made of Snow and Glass by Melissa Bashardoust I received as an ARC from Hodder & Stoughton via NetGalley. The book is a stand-alone fantasy retelling based on Snow White. I gave this book 4 out…
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Girl, Serpent, Thorn Review
Title: Girl, Serpent, Thorn Author: Melissa Bashardoust Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult, Fairytale retelling, Stand-alone, LGBTQ Date Read: 25/03/20- 29/03/20 Review:
Girl, Serpent, Thorn by Melissa Bashardoust I received as an ARC via NetGalley. The book is due to be released on the 12th of May 2020. It is a stand-alone fantasy book inspired by a multitude of fairytales,…
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The Wicked Deep Review
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Title: The Wicked Deep Author: Shea Earnshaw Rating: **** Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult, Witches Date Read: 18/02/20- 24/02/20 Review:
For my reading challenge for 2020 I challenged myself to read a book about witches for February, I chose The Wicked Deep for this month.
The synopsis is as follows:
“Where, two centuries…
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Spinning Silver Review
Title: Spinning Silver Author: Naomi Novik Rating:
Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult, Fairytale retelling Date Read: 27/12/19- 24/01/20 Review:
For January 2020 I had to read a Fairy-Tale Retelling for my reading challenge. I decided to read Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik a loosely based fairy-tale retelling of the Germanic/Dutch story of Rumpelstiltskin. It is a stand-alone book; however, I…
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2020 TBR Challenge
I originally intended for this to be published in January … oops..however, because I am not so great at blogging it’s being done now.
I’m currently doing my MSc in Archeological Sciences and don’t particularly have a lot of time to read for myself anymore, which is a shame. I tried to read at least a book a month during my undergraduate degree which did not necessarily always happen but I tended…
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Blogtober Book Review: Uprooted
Blogtober Book Review: Uprooted
Title: Uprooted Author: Naomi Novik Rating:
Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult Date Read: 01/10/19- 10/10/19 Format: Paperback Pages: 435 Recommended By: Bookstagram Review:
I genuinely believe that this book may be one of my favorites this year.
Besides the fact that I really enjoyed the uniqueness of the world and the way that this YA book was fledged out, I found the main character Agnieska very…
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Book Review: The Handmaids Tale
Book Review: The Handmaids Tale
Title: The Handmaid’s Tale Author: Margaret Atwood Rating:
Genres: Dystopia, Classics, Science-Fiction Date Read: 23/09/19- 26/09/19 Format: Hardback Recommended By: TV Show Review:
The Handmaid’s Tale has an intriguing structure of reading, there is a continuous reflection on the memories of the main character- June. The story jumps often between three different times of the character’s life-…
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