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Hey, guys. I've decided to start a new little segment on my blog called Throwback Reviews. Basically, their just like book reviews, but it's more like me giving you a spoiler-free rundown of the book and how I liked it, and less of an overall thoughts sort of thing. They're also longer than book reviews, …
Continue reading Throwback Review: The Lost Hero by Rick Riordan
Hello, friends! So, today I was at a track meet with Crooked Kingdom, and guess what happened... I finished it!! 🤗 Finally, I finished the Six of Crows duology and, might I say, I'm pretty satisfied. So, as per usual, this review will be spoiler-free assuming you've read the first book, sooo...if you haven't finished Six …
Continue reading Book Review: Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo
Hello, friends! So, it's been nearly 2 weeks since I last posted, and, frankly, I feel SO guilty. I have been reading Heartless since, like Black Friday, and I finished it about five minutes ago. I NEEDED to get this up, though, so here's my review... First of all, I need to tell you that if …
Hello, friends! Today, I'm here to tell you about a book I finished last week called The Crossover. Now, most would avoid this book because it seems like a little bit more of a young read, which it is, but I would still recommend it for people ages 13 and up. Basically, I read this for school …
Continue reading Book Review: The Crossover by Kwame Alexander
For those of you that don't know, The Percy Jackson books are literally my favorite ever! The main character, Percy Jackson, obviously, finds out that his mom has been keeping a giant secret from him: the Greek gods are real. That's right, all of those myths you heard about Zeus, Athena, monsters like the …
Continue reading Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan
Hey, guys! A few hours ago, I finished Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews for an English assignment, and I'm experiencing some really mixed feelings about it. I'm not sure if Jesse Andrews agrees with all the claims in this book, but overall, I found it pretty relatable. Quick Overview: The main character's name …
Continue reading Me and Earl and the Dying Girl – Jesse Andrews
Wow, reading this book has been a ride. Over the summer, I was in a production of The Wizard of Oz, and during the rehearsals I would be reading this book. I was thirteen pages from the end when I stopped because things got too hectic, but after the play ended, I really didn't have an excuse …
This morning at around 3:15 AM, I finished The One by Kiera Cass. I know that I've only been posting reviews on Kiera Cass books lately, but there are only two more books left. Don't worry. In this review, seeing as it's the third book, I will briefly go over it without any spoilers, and …
I bet that when people hear the words graphic novel they immediately think of something lame for fifth graders, but this book was written for a much older audience. For those of you in middle school, or looking for something to remind you of all the drama in your middle school years, this book is definitely for you. And …
Wow, it's been a few days since I last posted, but all of that time was spent reading this book so I could review it for y'all. This is another spoiler-free review, let's get into it. The Elite is the second installment in Kiera Cass's five-book series called The Selection, and she did not disappoint. …
