I’ve been reading so much fantasy literature these past months that I decided to dig deep into my Tbr for a novel I’ve been neglecting. You had me at Hola by Alexis Daria is a romantic comedy told in a dual perspective and has a telenovela flare. This novel was not only funny but features... Continue Reading →
I wish Vampire Academy was set in college
I asked my followers on Instagram for vampire book recommendations and Vampire Academy was my only suggestion. I came into this series not knowing much about it and I was not prepared for the world I entered. Alright I’m just going to say it. I think Vampire Academy would have flourished if set in college.... Continue Reading →
Graceling: Idiots to lovers who kick ass
Published in 2008, Graceling by Kristin Cashore is the first novel in a fantasy YA series. Yeah, it’s been a hot minute since this novel was published, but I think it deserves more attention. This novel has idiots to lovers, a hot prince, medieval fights, a toxic uncle, a killer heroine, and a soft prince... Continue Reading →
Sleeping Beauty’s engaged to an Elf Prince! A review of ‘Enchanting the Elven Mage’
I was in the mood for more elf princes after finishing Deal with the Elf king so I decided to read Enchanting the Elven Mage by Alisha Klapheke. This story is a Sleeping Beauty retelling with a delicious twist. I mean the author didn’t have to add dragons, elves, witches, faeries, and killer wolves but... Continue Reading →
From DNF to Done: I review We Unleash this Merciless Storm
Yes, I did it! I finally finished We Unleash this Merciless Storm. Originally I began this novel last summer, but to be honest, I wasn’t much in the mood to read it. But then I said forget it let’s dive in! We Unleash this Merciless Storm is the Sequel to Tehlor Kay Mejia’s We Set... Continue Reading →
Young adult novels for teens tired of Shakespeare
When I started this blog I was overwhelmed with the reading required for my major. My brain struggled to decode these older texts and by my 3rd year in college, I decided to mix in young adults novels in between reads. Young adult novels have become very diverse and with the rise of Own Voices... Continue Reading →
Elves are baddies too: Review for Deal with the Elf King
Deal with the Elf King is a new adult fantasy novel with a Hades and Persophone twist. Deal with the Elf King is written by fantasy author Elise Kova this stand-alone novel takes readers into a world of magic and unexpected romance. Summary: Humans and magical creatures live peacefully and in separate worlds. However, when... Continue Reading →
Romance Review Monday- Get a Life, Chloe Brown
Whoa, if you are tired of boring romance novels with problematic storylines and toxic love interests, check out the brown sister series. Get a Life Chloe Brown is the first novel in the brown sister series written by Talia Hibbert, an author who loves to write diverse romance. This series follows three black sisters living... Continue Reading →
Books I read in April instead of finishing Six of Crows
Hey book lovers, I am back again this week, not with a book review but a collection of them. I feel like I’ve bombarded this blog with so many book reviews that I’m a little tired of them. So today, I felt like I would change things up and tell you about all the novels... Continue Reading →
A book lover’s review of ‘Shadow and Bone’
You know that feeling when one of your favorite book series gets turned into a movie/tv series? Yep. It’s time for a Shadow and Bone show review. If you haven’t watched this amazing adaptation yet, go and do it, please! Shadow and Bone is a Netflix tv series adapted from Leigh Bardugo’s Shadow and Bone... Continue Reading →