My World of YA Book Reviews || Ramblings || and Works in Progress
Crown of Midnight is such a vast improvement over the first book, it's near unbelievable. I love the direction the plot is taking as it includes more suspense and action as well as a much more focused romance. This book is a winner, and I am ready to continue on to Heir of Fire!
Winter break is a'comin, my friends, and I got several book and Netflix binges planned out for my four weeks of relaxation. Forewarning: my blog is gonna BLOW UP with all sorts of content and I'm so excited to get fully invested in my blog for the next few weeks after finals! So please look forward to that. But before we look forward, how's about we take a look back at my November and see how I did?
My last two Jane Austen novels! Emma: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ 1/2 Persuasion: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ 1/2
Standalone Sunday is a feature created by the lovely Megan over @ bookslayerReads where each Sunday you share a standalone book (a book not part of a series) that you loved or would like to recommend! Please be sure to check out Megan’s wonderful blog to see her original post and recommendations. And be sure to check around the blogosphere for more posts like this!
Standalone Sunday is a feature created by the lovely Megan over @ bookslayerReads where each Sunday you share a standalone book (a book not part of a series) that you loved or would like to recommend! Please be sure to check out Megan’s wonderful blog to see her original post and recommendations. And be sure to check around the blogosphere for more posts like this!
What a dazzling debut for Ms. Kerri Maniscalco! I love dark, gritty stories and I can gladly say I've put this book on my favorite gothics list. My Rating: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Two reviews in one post? Why, yes. And this isn't because I'm behind on my reviews. Nope. Not at all.
October didn't go as planned. My October reading list was a slight failure, I didn't keep up with my reviews, and I didn't begin any challenges. But I did add new content and I did obtain more followers. So, let's take a look back at my October, shall we?
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