Tag: Young Adult
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Unveiling the Epic Tale: A Riveting Review of From Blood and Ash
Get From Blood and Ash I’ve had this book on my shelf for about a year now and when I first picked up ‘Blood and Ash’ by Jennifer L. Armentrout, I was intrigued but not entirely captivated. The world-building felt intriguing, but the characters lacked the depth and development I craved. Throne of Glass…
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Unfiltered Thoughts on Shade of Light | Book Review
Get Shade of Light As an avid reader, I often find myself picking up books that I wouldn’t normally choose. This was the case when I started reading a new book that I had heard a lot about. Not going to lie, I had to push through the beginning of the book. I couldn’t seem…
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Leo on Fire: Book Review
Get Leo on Fire Leo on Fire by Heather Lee Dyer is the first book in the Zodiac Drift Series and it is a must-read for all young adult fantasy lovers. The story follows the journey of a teenage girl who is just trying to navigate her life after a tragic event, only to find…
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A Closer Look at the Fourth Wing
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Get Fourth Wing Let me start off by saying that this book is a must-read for anyone who loves fantasy, romance, and a good amount of spice. It’s a perfect blend of all three, and it had me hooked from the very first page. Fourth Wing gives off Hogwarts vibes, with its four different quadrants…
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Exploring the World of Iron Flame: A Book Review
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Get Iron Flame I have so many questions, my heart hurts, and I need some time to process what I just experienced while reading Iron Flame. Still waiting for my shadow daddy to show up but that’s besides the point. I’m still reeling in from the ending, trying to process what just happened and what…
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Pisces Drowning Book Review: A Journey of Discovery
Get Pisces Drowning We join Alina and the gang a couple of weeks after the events from the first book. Everyone is still trying to process and recover from their traumatic kidnapping. No longer attending school, they have turned to online courses in an attempt to regain some sense of normalcy in their lives. But…
