Probably my last book of the year. It was a very good anthology filled with folklore and mythologies (a subject that I really love) that I have not been usually exposed to but I enjoyed reading about very much. Some were better than others, some felt quite flat.Rating for each storyForbidden Fruit b...
Disclaimer: Reviewing pre-publication proof via NetGalley I loved this. Vivid, strong character writing and a fully fleshed-out sense of place from the first page made this an engaging story, and the dark fantasy/paranormal elements, while light, tinted the story with a deliciously creepy atmosphe...
As far as I read I enjoyed reading some short stories, it was either hit or miss for me. And after a few months, I just couldn’t find the energy to continue reading the short stories. It felt more as a chore continuing than for enjoyment. So I quitted reading at 55% into it, not that I didn’t like i...
As far as I read I enjoyed reading some short stories, it was either hit or miss for me. And after a few months, I just couldn’t find the energy to continue reading the short stories. It felt more as a chore continuing than for enjoyment. So I quitted reading at 55% into it, not that I didn’t like i...
Arc provided by Random House Books for Young Readers through Netgalley You know all the questions I raised in the previous book regarding the strangeness of certain elements? Well, most of them are answered in this volume! Which was great! Because it finally allowed for a deeper understanding of h...
More than a though cookie, this is a very strange cookie....from a dystopian perspective. Truth is _for me _ this book crashed and burned as a dystopia. There's one two many lose ends, a very problematic use of science _that would probably leave other readers in fits of anger, lol _, and a very unde...
I was dying to read author Elsie Chapman’s Dualed when it was first released and have been waiting to read its sequel Divided. Dualed was nothing but action, romance and a thrilling pace set in a dystopian world where every child born has an Alt (a.k.a. a clone that they’ll have to kill at one point...
I received a digital copy in exchange for an honest review from Netgalley.Divided is the second book in the Dualed series and I highly suggest reading the first book before reading the second because otherwise you are left with quite a bit of confusion. I really enjoyed the fresh plot, the new setti...
My review for the first book in this trilogy, Dualed, can be found here. As you can tell, I liked this second installment better than I did the first (three stars instead of the two I gave the first). One reason for this is that the heroine, West Grayer, came across as more sympathetic, by express...
2.5 Stars I did this as a read-a-long. Review to comeKatrina (from kindreddreamheart) and I did a read-a-long if you want to see our thoughts and opinions on this book visit the blog! If you have read this book feel free to join in the conversation. Let us know your thoughts and opinions!http://kind...
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