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Hi everyone, we hope you’re having a lovely day! In this post, it’ll be me (Luna) covering the Gemina Book Launch in Melbourne and fangirling over an Empire of Storms freebie we recently received in the mail. We hope you enjoy this post! So firstly, I'm going to talk about how lucky we were to be able to go to the...

Review First published in 1887 - and yet Sherlock Holmes mania still lives. A Study in Scarlet  is the first short novel that features legendary sleuth Sherlock Holmes and his partner in crime-solving, Dr Watson. To begin with, this novel’s writing is lyrical, and despite being written over a hundred years...

Hi everyone, to continue from the last post: The authors! Fiona Wood: She wrote her book Cloudwish with a Vietnamese protagonist to try and promote diversity in YA novels. You don’t see minorities often presented in books (or authors either). Books are a platform to spread this awareness and acceptance of different...

Hi everyone! Today it’s just me, Saturn, because only I attended the awesomesauce event -Luna had extra maths class after school:(:( [Luna did manage to come at the very end though]. This was my first year going to the event and when I ran in late (train delays), I thought WOW! (not in the shocked wow way) There...

Note: Although this review does not contain spoilers of the book, it may contain spoilers of PREVIOUS books in the series. You have been warned. Proceed with caution. Series: Book #5 in Throne of Glass Author: Sarah J. Maas Genre: YA fantasy Publisher: Bloomsbury Pages: 693 pages (paperback) Swift...