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I was conflicted about whether to read this book at first. Is this Malorie Blackman's newest book? I mean, it was on display under new books in the library and it was even in hardback. Plus, it was sci-fi and I remember what her last sci-fi book was like. So I was presently surprised when I starte...
Before I say anything, it should be stated that one of the main characters has an eating disorder and this is mentioned in detail. There's no warning of it, no indication of it (especially considering that the rest of the book isn't anywhere near as serious), so avoid if that makes you icky. I know ...
This book was alright, I guess. It was very well-written, but it's not horror. It wasn't even scary. Maybe dark and disturbing in places, but not scary. Goosebumps is scarier than this book.It was more like reading A Compiliation of Very Short Chapters About People's Worst Fears whereas the main plo...
Malorie Blackman is a great author, but I didn't feel exactly wowed by this book. Setting is a dystopian future, where the peace-loving Guardians protect the city from the warmongering Crusaders. It focuses on a boy called Kaspar, whose parents died when he was young as a result of the war between t...
Once again, Malorie Blackman has ripped my heat out and smashed it to a pulp within the space of two pages. That ending was horrific. This was an excellent sequel to Noughts and Crosses. It continued to not only be an intriguing story in itself, but deal with heavy real world issues. However, I didn...
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