Wahoo! Rick Riordan is back with in his newest series, The Trials of Apollo. A direct sequel series to Heroes of Olympus, we get to find out what happens to our favorite heroes (and gods) after the defeat of Gaea. ***Now, I have to say, there will be SOME spoilers for this book, as well… Continue reading REVIEW: The Hidden Oracle (Trials of Apollo Book 1)
Well, this weekend was a pretty fabulous reading weekend. Since adopting Jasper in September, my Other Half and I haven’t really taken the time we used to to just sit and read when we’re at home. Really, we haven’t even had the time. Until very recently, getting our hyper little pup to calm down and… Continue reading Review: Orhan’s Inheritance
Well! I’ve been pretty terrible at posting lately, sorry about that lovely readers! But I’ve been reading, and that’s really what matters, right? Because my family loves me, they get me books for Christmas. This next book is from this year, gifted to me by my cousin. The first time I saw The Magic Strings… Continue reading REVIEW: The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto
***THERE WILL BE UNAVOIDABLE SPOILERS IN THIS POST*** ***DO NOT READ FURTHER IF YOU DON’T WANT TO KNOW*** So this book was so good I literally read it in about 7 hours, and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since. It was unlike any YA book I’ve ever read before, because it dealt with subject… Continue reading Review: The Love that Split the World
So I’m chugging along reading! But I’ve been pretty terrible about putting up reviews. Sorry, lovely readers! Work has been busy, and the books have been good, and honestly I’ve just been a little tired! Don’t worry. I haven’t forgotten you. I’ve been in a great YA space lately, having read two incredibly well done… Continue reading Review: The Wrath and the Dawn
Well, I’ve read my first book under the 2016 challenge of reading stories from and about countries/cultures that I just haven’t read much about before! And luckily, it was fantastic. A gift from my sister for Christmas, Chinelo Okparanta’s Under The Udala Trees became the third book I read in 2016.
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