Whoops! This was supposed to come out while I was on vacation, and guess who messed up. It was me. I'm beyond late to the ball game in reading Fangirl, however it was absolutely lovely. You can tell that this came out when I was going to college, it was the hey-day of fanfiction (or... Continue Reading →
Call it the Gryffindor in me, but the noble self-sacrifice in the name of those you love is one of my favorite tropes.
17th Century France. Witches. Enemies-to-lovers. With over 500 pages of drama, sass, beautiful relationship dynamics and a magic system warring with faith, let Ms. Mahurin sweep you away into Serpent & Dove.
I'm so grateful to have been able to join along on this strange journey, here's to the final chapter of the Raven Cycle.
Finally, the world is starting to shift. Things are becoming stranger, and I didn't realize they could. Another breathtaking installment in The Raven Cycle.
The Raven Boys is full of humor, but also the unmistakable truth of messy relationships, surviving as a teenager, growth, friendship, and loss.
I loved A Darker Shade of Magic. It challenged the rut of novels I felt like I've been drawn towards in the past, with it's sense of how magic works, and the eternal struggle of good vs. evil, and humanity in general.
I give my kudos and recommendation for the lonely girl with human flaws, inhumane power, and a best friend who would move mountains. Like calls to like as the Grisha say so be careful with this book, as know I found a part of me in it.
Full of romantic tension, the strength of friendships, amazing magics, crazy intense world building, exciting creatures, and everything you want in a fantasy novel.Â
