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So, it's July, and this is a long overdue post, but despite being beaten down by exams and creative exhaustion, I finally found myself motivated to dedicate some time to share my favourite books of 2021 with you. In 2021 I read 82 books, which is the least I have read in a year since … Continue reading The Best Books of 2021
Last year, in the heat of empty summer lockdown days, I unhappily closed the last page of Emma and realised that never again would I be able to read for the first time a full novel by Jane Austen. Her books have accompanied me through many stages of my life, and it is sad to … Continue reading Which Jane Austen Novel is the Best? (in my very subjective opinion)
Being off school for the summer, I wish I had more time to read the things I want to, but unfortunately I have mostly been consuming history books and an assortment of other books for my education. However, I thought I would use this space to update on some of the things I have read … Continue reading Recent Reads: a mediocre classic, scary space book and overly long fantasy
Title: FireAuthor: Kristin CashoreDate Published: 5/10/09Synopsis: Her beauty is a weapon - and Fire is going to use it. Fire's exceptional beauty gives her influence and power. People who are susceptible to it will do anything for her attention, and for her affection.But beauty is only skin deep, and beneath it Fire has a human … Continue reading Review: Fire by Kristin Cashore
I love series, but I'm terrible at continuing them. This year I want to make it a priority to at least finish some of the ones I'm halfway through as well as not starting so many. I want to be more invested in a few select series rather than half interested in many. It has … Continue reading Series I Want To Finish in 2021
While 2020 was an incredibly strange year, and I read much less than I have in previous years, what remained the same was that I found some incredible new books that I want to share with you all. The last time I made a favourite books of the year post was at the end of … Continue reading Favourite Books of 2020
So recently I have really been in the mood to read classics. I know my blog mostly focuses around fantasy and YA books, but I really do enjoy reading classics, they just take me a while to read, therefore I am intimidated by them. Originally I wanted to do a post about my favourite classics, … Continue reading Classics I Desperately Want To Read
Here we are, at the end of another month with another wrap up (apologies for missing May). In June I read nine books, not quite as many as I was hoping to read, but I'm pleased with most of the things I read and (as you'll see) I have rediscovered an obsession I didn't even … Continue reading June Wrap Up
Before we start this post, I just want to address the Black Lives Matter movement happening in the world right now, because to simply continue posting as normal wouldn't be right. There are lots of things you can do to help, including donating if you have the means to, signing free petitions and educating yourself … Continue reading Mid Year Book Freakout Tag
Rating: ★★★Date Published: 07/01/2020 Synopsis: Find the heir, win the crown. The curse is finally broken, but Prince Rhen of Emberfall faces darker troubles still. Rumors circulate that he is not the true heir and that forbidden magic has been unleashed in Emberfall. Although Rhen has Harper by his side, his guardsman Grey is missing, leaving … Continue reading Review: A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid Kemmerer
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