Category: 4 stars

Stitching Snow by RC Lewis Review: Where Snow White’s Hair Is Literally the Colour of Snow

Stitching Snow by RC Lewis Review: Where Snow White’s Hair Is Literally the Colour of Snow

Anddd we have another Snow White retelling to add to our shelves! I’d recommend to read this with a fresh, open mind, considering the multiplicity of fairy tale retellings set in science fiction settings. This one still remains highly original and has characters and plots that are unique to itself, despite the seemingly similar backgrounds […]

April 4, 2016 | 37 Comments
By Aila J.
Posted in 4 stars, Reviews
Future Shock by Elizabeth Briggs Review: Where Will You Be In 30 Years?

Future Shock by Elizabeth Briggs Review: Where Will You Be In 30 Years?

This book was fast-paced, fun, and full of action! Future Shock brings a cast of characters together to go into the future and bring back information on what’s happening over there. Elena is an orphan, and we start the book with her being rejected from yet another job. Thus, when Aether Corporation provides an opportunity […]

March 21, 2016 | 20 Comments
OZYAY Reviews & Podcast: The Diabolical Miss Hyde & Stars at Oktober Bend

OZYAY Reviews & Podcast: The Diabolical Miss Hyde & Stars at Oktober Bend

Steampunk isn’t my usual genre, but I thoroughly enjoyed The Diabolical Miss Hyde. While it isn’t particularly heavy on the steampunk elements, the gender swapped Jekyll/Hyde story in a fey-ridden Victorian London gave the story an interesting twist. I’ve read the original Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and I’m pleased to say that in this […]

Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen Review: Coping with a jailed sibling

Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen Review: Coping with a jailed sibling

It took me a while to work up to reading Saint Anything, because of its emotionally heavy content. But it turns out I needn’t have worried, because Sarah Dessen writes beautiful contemporaries. It is an honest and real representation of how the incarceration of a sibling can impact your parents, your friends, yourself and the public perception of everyone around you. The […]

February 26, 2016 | 37 Comments
Forbidden by Kimberley Griffiths Little Review: In Which Lots of Camel References Are Made

Forbidden by Kimberley Griffiths Little Review: In Which Lots of Camel References Are Made

I remember when this book first came out, I was all “ewww it sounds like there’s a love triangle” and read reviews that lamented about the romance. And from that, I endeavored to stay away from it. However, I kept on seeing it lately (especially with the sequel releasing recently), and when I remembered that […]

February 25, 2016 | 24 Comments
By Aila J.
Posted in 4 stars, Books, Reviews
The Shadow Queen by CJ Redwine Review: Let’s Start A Petition To Ban All Apples

The Shadow Queen by CJ Redwine Review: Let’s Start A Petition To Ban All Apples

This fast-paced retelling of Snow White was full of fun, adventure, and swoons as we follow Lorelai and her path to reclaiming the throne of Ravenspire. From the very beginning, I loved her character. She was courageous and knew how to fight back. She may have been based on Snow White, but she certainly isn’t […]

February 19, 2016 | 40 Comments