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Ella Enchanted has been a favorite of mine since I was in middle school and it still holds up in this recent reread. Charming plot, well rounded characters, and a sweet love story. It’s just all around a lovely book. Can’t recommend enough. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Review: King’s Cage by Victoria Aveyard
King’s Cage is the Third installment in Aveyard’s Red Queen series. In this book we get multiple POVs which was nice because as I said in the review for the previous review, Mare tends to grate on my nerves sometimes. This book follows Mare’s imprisonment under Maven and what has happened with the Scarlet Guard in the mean time.
I really enjoyed this installment. It was well balanced story wise between action and quieter moments, Mare seems to have finally ceased thinking she’s The One and we even got a little romance between her and Cal which was nice.
I liked the addition of Cameron’s POV a lot, as she has a vastly different perspective on all this. The battle scene during the storm was awesome and suspenseful.
I would have liked to see something from Maven’s POV. He’s a Kylo Ren-esque villain but I find him a lot more interesting than Kylo and I would like to get in his head at some point.
Over all I had no major complaints. This series is really picking up!
Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard Review
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Glass Sword is the second installment in the Red Queen series by Victoria Aveyard. This book picks up where Red Queen left off. Accused of treason and murder, Mare and Cal are with the Scarlet Guard, on the run from Maven and his mother.
This book was decent. I’ve seen complaints that this is just a combination of different YA fantasy tropes and yeah, I guess it is, but it works for me. I enjoy the plot and I care about the characters. Shade’s death at the end had me shook and I felt like everyone had a realistic reaction to it.
I have to admit I don’t actually like Mare...she’s very young and the product of a system that has kept her intentionally uneducated, which I don’t fault her for but she’s also just...repeatedly making the wrong decisions and talking about how special she is and like...she’s not really all that special. I almost feel like Aveyard tried to do a chosen one trope but there’s nothing about Mare that makes her the chosen one. Sure she’s a Red with Silver powers but so are a lot of people. She’s just the first one that the royal family happened upon. And yeah she’s crazy powerful but so are a lot of people in this universe.
I do, however like a lot of the other characters, particularly Cal. He’s flawed and sometimes downright problematic but he’s at least interesting and competent. The romance between Shade and Farley seems a little bit shoved in there and it almost came out of nowhere. The whole thing is through Mare’s POV up to this point and maybe if she had spent a little less time thinking about how super special she is and how she can trust no one while she trusts exactly the wrong people, and was a little more perceptive, I might have been invested in Shade and Farley more.
Bottom line here I guess is that I just really don’t like Mare but the other characters and the plot are enough to hold my attention even though I don’t like the protagonist.
One of Us is Lying By Karen M McManus Review:
One of Us is Lying is a YA murder mystery. A group of 5 teens get hauled into detention under false pretenses and only 4 walk out.
Simon Kelleher runs a gossip app that airs the dirty secrets of everyone in the school and he has something on each of the other 4 so they all become suspects in his murder.
The story is told from the perspective of each of the 4 kids in turn, following them as they try and figure out who killed Simon and clear their names.
If you want something that will keep you guessing and engage you, this is it. It was a great, quick read.
I went into this expecting it to be a 3 or 4 star read but I devoured it and the mystery was so well done and the characters so fleshed out that it definitely earned that 5th star.
SPOILERS AHEAD!!!!!
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Characters are always a big thing with me so I wanted to touch on each of the mains for a minute and mention what I liked about them.
Cooper Clay is a star baseball player, being scouted by colleges. He actually doesn’t fall into many stereotypes. None of them do, which is refreshing. Copper is southern which is great but I’m not sure McManus has actually heard a southern accent because even when mine is at it’s thickest I don’t say “ah” instead of “I.” That aside, he is sweet and kind and has a lot of love for his family. He’s gay and Simon plans on outing him to the whole school. The secrets he keeps lead him to be a little distant with people and that causes him some problems in his normal life and through the course of the investigation.
Nate Macaulay is the token bad boy. I say this in the sense that he’s on probation for drug violations that are a result of his poverty and neglectful parents but otherwise he’s a good kid. I’m always a sucker for a bad boy. Simon’s app planned to reveal his continued drug dealing.
Bronwyn Rojas is the over achieving daughter of a successful Colombian immigrant and his wife. Simon finds out she cheated to get an A in a class she was struggling in.
Addy Prentiss is the sweet, but initially weak willed beauty queen who made some poor decisions due to insecurities and cheated on her terrible boyfriend.
Simon Kelleher is an in-crowd wanna be and...kind of a psychopath. He sadistically reveals secrets that have life ruining results with no detectable remorse. He treats everyone like crap then blames them for not including him in things to the point where he decides to end it all but frame his classmates for it, effectively taking them down with him.
The four “suspects” are able to figure this out before their lives are ruined completely but not before they experience a hefty amount of emotional distress and trauma. I really appreciated how realistic their character development felt to me and how Addy’s relationship with her boyfriend wasn’t depicted as even a little bit okay, even having him be in on Simon’s scheme just to get revenge on Addy for sleeping with someone else.
I guess it could be argued that Bronwyn and Nate were a little insta-love-y but I think that for teenagers in a messed up situation it was pretty realistic for them to be drawn to each other the way they were.
Over all I loved this book and I am looking forward to the sequel with cautious optimism.
See Right Through My Walls, a new Everlark fanfiction
Peeta has a lot on his plate with a cake decorating business, a young son, and his son’s drug addicted mother floating in and out of the picture. But when he meets Katniss through mutual friends, he decides to make a little room. All he has to do is show Katniss that friendship is fine, but romance is better.
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Many thanks to my beta @aihodineverlark!
Thanks also to by bestie and forever pre-reader @thesaltywinteradult!
(If anyone out there wants to make a banner, I would be forever grateful!!)
Black Klansman by Ron Stallworth Review: 3.5 Stars Black Klansman is a memoir detailing author Ron Stallworth’s work as the first African American undercover detective in 1970s Colorado Springs, in particular his successful infiltration of the KKK. Stallworth’s narrative felt very honest. There was a good deal of humor in it but I also found it to be very thought provoking. It made me slightly uncomfortable, which I feel as a white person I should be uncomfortable with how minorities have been and still are treated in society. The issues I had with it were mostly to do with the writing style. The story is told somewhat out of order. It starts out with the beginning of the investigation of possible Klan activity but he jumps back to telling the story of how he became a cop and then a detective in segments. I think I would have preferred it to be a more linear story. There was also Stallworth’s tendency to repeat himself. For example he mentions that the leader of the local chapter of the KKK got his method of lighting crosses on a delay via a cigarette from a James Bond movie about 3 or 4 times in the narrative when, as short as the book is, there was no need to remind the reader of that. Over all I really enjoyed the book and I’m looking forward to seeing the movie when I’m able to.
I finished Black Klansman today and I’ve tried like...4 times to start a review but I’m so effing tired that I can barely think so...look for that tomorrow.
One Dark Throne by Kendare Blake SPOILER REVIEW This is the second book in the Three Dark Crowns series. The first book was a lot of foundation laying and world building but in book two things hit the ground running. When we start the book Katharine, Mirabella, and Arsinoe are in the midst of their ascension year. Katharine comes back from her trip to the bottom of the Breccia Domain bloodthirsty and hungry for the crown while Mira and Arsinoe just want to survive. This book had a lot of Game of Thrones-esque twists that I really enjoyed but it was the tension that I was really impressed with. Even though I knew that Arsinoe was a poisoner and the poisoned arrow wouldn’t kill her I was still on the edge of my seat. I think characters and suspense are two of Kendare Blake’s strengths. I don’t really care for Joseph and I don’t ship him with Jules but the final scene was still absolutely heartbreaking, and somewhere in the back of my head I’m still thinking “Maybe he’s NOT dead.” However I am a HARD CORE Billy/Arsinoe (Billinoe? Arsilly?) shipper and I want them to be together forever. The death of Nicholas and the reveal that Katharine is “made of poison” and the fact that Natalia is dead and therefore unable to lead Katherine and the Aarons though it was head spinning and I CANNOT wait to see how this all plays out in the conclusion.