The last book in this trilogy and let’s just say I had high expectations. This book had some highs and lows for me but overall I still enjoyed it. I first want to start off by saying that this book didn’t have to be 700 pages. At times, I forgot exactly the details of the war that was going on as there was so much … Continue reading A Court Of Wing And Ruin: Review
I’ve never really liked the second book better than the first, but wow… this was a good one! It pulled me in right from the first sentence, it wasn’t as slow paced as the first book and the messages it conveys about life and love and everything in between, shows the reader how hard people will fight for happiness, for their family, for love and … Continue reading A Court Of Mist And Fury: Review
I have to say when I first started this book I was really excited to read it.. Although I thought the book was slow-paced in the beginning and a little in the middle, I couldn’t put it down. However, when the pace did pick up the book became so intense filled with adventure and passion. The characters and setting had hooked me in, so different … Continue reading A Court Of Thorns And Roses: Review
I decided to give this book after all the hype I had seen basically everywhere. I wasn’t disappointed although if it wasn’t for the hype maybe I would’ve liked the book even more than I already do. The style of writing is completely different to what I’m used to reading as it told the story as if it was a documentary. At first I found … Continue reading Daisy Jones and the Six: Book Review
As I’ve said before, this month is all about feminism, women and how great we are. So after putting off reading this book for a while (mainly because I have so many books that I want to read), I finally read it and it has honestly taught me so much. I loved reading what feminism means to amazing women around the world, some of those … Continue reading Feminists Don’t Wear Pink (And Other Lies): Amazing Women on What the F-Word Means to Them: Review
So since I absolutely loved milk and honey, I figured I would end self love month on the sequel, the sun and her flowers. I’ve heard great things about it and I couldn’t wait to read it! Literally read it in one second as I was that addicted to it! Several poems have me chills and to be honest I thought there wasn’t much to … Continue reading The Sun and her Flowers: Book Review
This month is self love in honor of February and the special date in it, Valentine’s Day. I couldn’t really think of a book I wanted to do a review on a book that was about self love until I thought of Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur. She covers many themes in her book of poetry including cultural standards, abusive relationships, family, healthy relationships, … Continue reading Milk and Honey: Book Review
This year I’ve made it my goal to read as many books as I can. Starfish was one of the first books I have read this year and all I can is that it’s brilliant. The author made Kiko so relatable and at times I really wondered whether I was reading about myself or Kiko. I understood the insecurities she felt about being half white … Continue reading Starfish: Book Review
