I was so surprised when I finished this one and realised that I didn’t have a review for it. The Bronze Horseman is one of my all-time favourite reads and I have recommended it multiple times, however, I was worried about the problematic content now that I’m a little older. I can see where the…
I read this book purely to satisfy my own curiosity and I’m not sure whether I’m glad I did or not. Midnight Sun was the book that nobody needed and I think that’s the best way to sum this one up, I enjoyed parts of this book especially the bits we hadn’t seen before but…
For some reason this book wasn’t at all what I was expecting, I know I read the synopsis but the mermaids and sirens really threw me. To Kill a Kingdom was the perfect retelling that wasn’t a retelling, there was so much I loved about this book, including the mythology and the ramshackle crew of…
I went into Jane Doe completely blind with only a little bit of information to go on and I have to say I was a little bit disappointed with the “thriller” aspect of this story. I was expected a little bit more brutality and anger than what I got and although I understood the sociopath…
I have been a big fan of other Colleen Hoover’s works, they are always the perfect guilty pleasure read and I love the characters. Regretting You was different, I think there was such a disconnect to the characters and the scenario they were faced in. There was such a lot of info-dumping throughout this story…
Interview with the Vampire was a reread for me and I thought I was going to enjoy it way more than I actually did. I really wanted to love this one because I have previously read it and thought it was amazing but for some reason, this fell short. It took so long for me…
The False Prince was a reread for me and although I knew the ending it didn’t ruin the enjoyment of the overall book for me as there were loads of details that had forgotten all about and added extras at the end that I didn’t even realised had happened. I think when I first read…
I have read a few of Neil Gaiman’s books and they have always been a whimsical journey that never really quite make sense. I think there is something wonderful about his writing and Neverwhere was no different. I will say that although I loved the world and the different characters I did think the plot…
I had no idea what this story was going to be about when I picked this book, and I’m still not sure what I think about it. All the Birds in the Sky was a weird comparison between nature and science and I’m not sure I enjoyed it. There was definitely some really great parts…
I have such a love-hate relationship with Leigh Bardugo. I absolutely despise the Grisha trilogy but love Six of Crows and I’m sad to say that Ninth House has fallen somewhere in the middle. This book wasn’t bad and there were definitely aspects that I really loved but there was nothing that blew me away….