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Today’s post is going to be our New Year’s Bookish resolutions (aka 2017 To-be-read list). Some of these books will be for Uma K’s 👥Fantastically Diverse👥 read-a-thon. It’s - to put it in a nutshell - a read-a-thon that embraces diverse books, and we’ll try our best to finish it. For more details on the read-a-thon,...

We've had this book a while now, but didn't manage to read it because of school work, but today we're going to list why we think Gemina is worth dropping everything to read right now. 1. The plot is legit OUT OF THIS WORLD! Never is there a dull moment where you can feel your hand flick the pages. Problems and conflicts...

“Dear Father, did you receive my gift? Please let me come home. I no longer recognise this place, and my friends have become my enemies.” ~ Letter… Although we won’t tell you the context of the quote, all we can say is that we think it captures some key ideas in the novel very well. If you haven’t already guessed from...

Red as Blood by Tanith Lee Series: None Author: Tanith Lee Genre: Fantasy (with a bit of sci-fi), short story Publisher: Wildside Press Pages: 224 (paperback) Swift Synopsis: Ten twisted fairytales retold by Tanith Lee, dark and beautiful as ever! You’ll meet Snow White again, Sleeping Beauty and  Rapunzel,...

Hello fellow Pendragons! Today’s blog post is going to be us sharing some bookish gifts we received from friends and family last week! Thanks to everyone who gave us these wonderful presents! 🎁🎁🎁 We’ll give a quick run through of our thoughts on the books: ✏️ Throne of Glass Colouring Book: An absolutely stunning...

Good morning everyone!!! Today's book review is This Shattered World by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner. We hope you enjoy this mini review! Review: This book’s writing seems to float since it is slow and languid. When reading, you’ll get a sense that it’s so dream-like, despite there being a...

Follow my blog with Bloglovin: Hello everyone! Today we’re going to do something a little differently by reviewing a novel that is not from the YA genre. It’ll also be different in the sense that’s it’s a collection of short stories, rather than one story. We’ll be reviewing Trigger Warning by Neil Gaiman and we hope...