You are whisked away to a magical world, to participate in trials for a mysterious society. They're only requirement is that you have a unique and wondrous knack. What is your knack? For those of you who haven't read Nevermoor yet, a Knack is a super talent😁 and mine is drinking coffee and coming up … Continue reading Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow
Fairytales are very powerful. They shape the way we perceive the world. They can give us hope. But they can also confine us. Wreck our self image and make us feel less. They can spark a rebellion that will change the world. Thank you to Jonathan Ball Publishers for gifting me a complimentary copy of … Continue reading Cinderella is Dead review
If you asked me at the beginning of this year if I was going to buy this book, my answer would have been no. It's been almost 11 years since I've read Twilight and in no way did I consider myself to be such a huge fan that after a decade I'd wind up back … Continue reading Midnight Sun
There are many great Dragon Tales out there, but few worlds that will have you jumping in with both feet. This is my very first Patrick Ness read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you to Pan Macmillan SA Kids for gifting me a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are … Continue reading Burn
For me, the return trip to Eerie-on-sea was everything I hoped for and more! I didn't want it to end. I am absolutely on edge for more of Herbert Lemon and Violet Parma's adventures in this mystical small town. Thank you to Pan Macmillan SA Kids for gifting me a complimentary copy of this book. … Continue reading Gargantis
They’re just stories Nonna, Emilia said quietlyKerri Maniscalco, Kingdom of the Wicked What better way to do #spooktober than with a world where legends are true. Travel with me to Italy and let’s solve a magical murder. With nothing but magical objects and books, would you spot the killer in time? Thank you to Jimmy … Continue reading Kingdom of the Wicked
When winter winds blow into the little town of Earie-on-sea, it becomes a dangerous place for tourists. So if you find yourself in the misty town, be sure to keep an eye on the shadows, you never know what creatures might be lurking there The Grand Nautilus Hotel is a strange place. In high season, … Continue reading Malamander
In a world filled with stories and legends, what would you do if all the stories were true? Welcome to the World of Shadow hunters. Thank you to Pan Macmillan SA Kids for gifting me a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own. I wanted to hate this … Continue reading Chain of Gold
Firstly, let me just say it takes guts and a lot of hard work to write Historical Fiction. I have a lot of respect for all writers, but a ton more for Historical Fiction writers. Recreating a world setting that is not only accurate but still entertaining is no small feat. Thank you to Author … Continue reading The Ship’s Carpenter
MY HEART IS SHATTERED!Buddy reading this book has giving me the opportunity to delve into the many layers of this book and experience it in a completely different way. This is truly a book for everyone. But mostly I feel this book should be part of EVERY SCHOOL CURRICULUM. This book is a beautiful kind … Continue reading The Boy who steals Houses
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