I’ve been meaning to read The Walled City for years now, especially because I loved Wolf by Wolf and Blood for Blood so incredibly much when I read them. I love Ryan Graudin’s interesting alternate history stories and the fast-paced and thrilling nature of her plots. And The Walled City definitely didn’t disappoint for me. The Walled City is set in a fictional world […]
TW: cheating in relationships I’ve been putting off reading The Sky is Everywhere for years and years. I’ll Give You the Sun is one of my favourite books of all time and I just didn’t know if The Sky is Everywhere would live up to my (probably unreasonable) expectations. And I don’t think that it did… Not to say that […]
I’m very sad that I didn’t have a big bowl of pho to eat while I was reading this book. Maybe one day I’ll reread it while visting my favourite local Vietnamese restaurant (though, the staff would probably discourage that as there’s always a queue out the door). I don’t really have enough words to […]
This review may contain minor (unintentional) spoilers for the other Shadowhunter books. Proceed with caution! I swear Cassie Clare is trying to kill us all with anticipation! I thought the end of Chain of Gold was bad for my heart but that was nothing compared to the dread I feel when I think about the rest of […]
With the release of the Bridgerton series on Netflix last month, I decided to embark on the journey of reading all eight of the Bridgerton books in February before I watched the show. I really love historical romance novels and even though I haven’t picked up any for the past few years (or any romance […]
Woven in Moonlight was a book that I knew I had to read as soon as I read the synopsis and saw the beautiful cover. And even though it took me almost 6 months to pick it up after purchasing it, it was on my TBR every single month in the last half of 2020. And […]
Happy new year everyone! For my first post this year, I thought I would go through my planning method that I’m using in 2021 (I have previously done two planner posts in the past) and talk through my reading goals for the year. For my planner this year, I’m sticking to using only my bullet […]
So this year has truly been an abysmal year for me in terms of reading. I didn’t think I could sink any lower but this year I only read 33 books… And needless to say, one of my goals for 2021 is to read A LOT more books. As a result of my terribly lazy reading […]
The Gravity of Us tries to pack quite a punch in 300 pages, with space/science, journalism, mental health and coming of age all being key themes in this book. It has an interesting plot that alternates between being fluffy and serious and a diverse cast of characters. Although the story was entertaining, I thought most of […]