Title: Song of the Current Author: Sarah Tolcser Genre: Young Adult/Fantasy/Adventure No major spoilers Song of the Current has all the right ingredients for a good story. Magic, pirates, adventure, Gods and love. Unfortunately, when it comes to execution the book falls a little flat on its face. There were a few reasons for this, and, it … Continue reading
We all know being a bookworm has many benefits. I mean, science suggests reading more makes you smarter (duh). We also get to live thousands of lives, meaning we’re never really bored. Unfortunately, like everything being a bookworm has a downside. Here are 10 problems bookworms might have. Continue reading
Title: The Name of the Wind Author: Patrick Rothfuss Genre: Fantasy/epic fantasy Okay. Turns out I am an absolute sucker for epic fantasy novels. I think they just feel more involved to me. There is more time to get invested in the characters. There are more complex world’s, which means better, bigger and cooler magic. Therefore, it goes without … Continue reading
So, it’s about halfway through the year and I’m about halfway through my Goodreads reading challenge, so I thought it’d be a good time to go back through and recap what I’ve actually read this year. Hence, one sentence reviews. I hope you find these as entertaining to read as I did writing them (also … Continue reading
Title: Graced Author: Amanda Pillar Genre: Paranormal/Fantasy/Romance No spoilers. So this was a quick, fun read. The characters were great. The concept was pretty cool. And there were some really diverse characters – which I think is absolutely necessary in any book. But it just lacked a few extra things which could have taken this book from … Continue reading
Originally, I wasn’t going to purchase this book box. But then I saw what was in it and I simply had to have it. The theme of this box was Take To The Seas and everything in this box fit really well with the theme. If you love the items in this box as much as I … Continue reading
Title: Dune Author: Frank Herbert Genre: Sci-fi No spoilers If you haven’t heard of Dune, the first thing you should know about it is that it is considered a classic. First published in 1965, it was probably a one of a kind book back then. A sci-fi written similarly to the way an epic fantasy is written. … Continue reading
