Hello. Happy Monday! I am getting terrible at blogging, but here I am with another selection of Mini Reviews. There's no real theme this week - just more books I read some time ago and have not yet reviewed. 19 Love Songs by David Leviathan I was meant to be at an event where David... Continue Reading →
Happy Monday World. There are so many books I am yet to review and apparently a few I thought I'd reviewed but haven't, so that's the theme of this week's Mini Reviews. I am utterly convinced I have already reviewed these three books. I remember writing the reviews. Can I find them? No. So here... Continue Reading →
Happy Monday! Today, I'm sharing some mini reviews of recent (ish) Middle Grade reads. Where the River Runs Gold by Sita Bramachari I have always been a massive fan of dystopian books, but this is the first Middle Grade dystopia I have read. I wasn't sure what to expect from it, but it did not... Continue Reading →
It's been a while since I got my act together and posted on a Monday. Happy Monday! Today I'm sharing Mini Reviews of a trilogy I read last month: Abi Elphinstone's Dreamsnatcher trilogy. The Dreamsnatcher This book got off to a super creepy start with recurring nightmares of a dream snatcher and a terrifying character... Continue Reading →
"I close my eyes because I can still feel it, almost, the poison the dazzle-smiled boy put in my drink last night so the world turned flashbulb bright but slow, so slow, until I couldn't fight any more, and when I tried to scream they smashed their hands over my mouth and I bit and... Continue Reading →
"I do have friends. Maybe they live hundreds of miles away from me, and maybe I can only talk to them through a screen, but they're still my friends. They don't just hold Monstrous Sea together. They hold me together." Eliza and her Monsters is the story of Eliza, the secret author of a... Continue Reading →
I've been trying to keep my Mini Reviews themed, but it's getting increasingly harder. Luckily these two books have difficult parents in common, so let's go with that as a theme, okay? Devoted by Jennifer Mathieu I love a cult book and this was no exception. Rachel lives in a religious sect that is incredibly... Continue Reading →
"Nick and Charlie! Are you two coming, or... Oh. You're being gay. Good job. Carry on." This is the third volume of Heartstopper, the story of Nick and Charlie. In this, they take a trip to Paris, deal with a lot of judgement, struggle with coming out and having some serious relationship conversations. Our boys... Continue Reading →
In this week's Mini Reviews, I'll be sharing my thoughts on Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman and Into The Crooked Place by Alexandra Christo. Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman Until recently, this one of the very oldest books sat on my shelf (it had been there at least 9 years). I don't know why I... Continue Reading →
