Damn you Cassandra Clare!! (And Sarah Rees Brennan)
What Really Happened in Peru? by Cassandra Clare and Sarah Rees Brennan
Author: Rebecca @ Reading Under the Covers
A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness
The only downside to this book was the fact that it was long and so very descriptive.
Book Blogger Hop – January 10th – 16th
You can find out about this here. I have quite a few reading challenges this year. Full list can be found here as well. Goodreads: This years Goodreads challenge is to read 100 books. This something I have always wanted to do. PopSugar Reading Challenge: Category book challenge 52 books in 52 weeks: 52 books from 52 categories A-Z …
Top Ten Tuesday #474
Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish and now resides at That Artsy Reader Girl. Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme where every week on a Tuesday a new list top is posted and we make a top 10 list with that topic. This weeks topic is: My most anticipated books for …
Book Blogger Hop – January 3rd – 9th
You can find out about this here. I don’t do resolutions, I make goals. So my goals are: Be more consistent in blogging Take part every week in the weekly memes Be more active in the book blogging community – not sure how to do this one yet but we will see
Wonder Woman: Warbringer by Leigh Bardugo
So firstly, I have to confess something. I have seen parts of the Wonder Woman movie to know enough but I have barely seen a Marvel/ DC movie. I have watched a few of them but I am no where caught up.
We Are Liars by E. Lockhart
I don’t even know where to start with this book. I don’t even know what I think let alone how to get my thoughts out.
Alone by Robert J. Crane
This book was a slight hit and miss for me. It was probably the writing style although the storyline was good, I did feel like the writing style let it down.
Through Violet Eyes by Stephen Woodworth
This book isn’t my typical kind of book. I am not into crime books but this book has been sat on my shelf since the day it came out. After tidying up my bookshelves I came across this book again, the cover drew me in and the blurb got me. It didn’t sound like a typical crime book and I thought why not give it a go and I am so glad I did.
The Dead Girl’s Dance by Rachel Caine
Like all good books coming off a cliffhanger, this book starts exactly where we left off in Glass Houses and I am so glad because the cliffhanger just sucked. Big time.