Finnikin Of The Rock is a deeply romantic story of not just Finnikin and the dream walker Evanjalin, but of a people who have suffered unspeakable things who will finally, finally return to their land. This is the story for those who love an underdog.
The Dream Thieves by Maggie Stiefvater | Audiobook Review
August 23, 2014
I picked up The Dream Thieves which is the next book in the Raven Cycle on audible because I had recently listened to The Raven Boys and was at a loss for what to listen to next and I knew that I had the book on my shelves and that this would be a much faster way to get to it.
Illusions Of Fate by Kiersten White | Book Review
August 11, 2014
I have placed this weird sort of fundamental trust in Kiersten White’s books. I think aside from Richelle Mead, she is the author whom I have read the most books by since becoming a book blogger. Y’all, what I love about White is that she is willing to push genre boundaries and try so many […]
Summer Of The Mariposas by Guadalupe Garcia McCall | Book Review
July 30, 2014
After The Summer Of The Mariposas by Guadalupe Garcia McCall passed my threshold, I looked at it with optimism, but not much motivation. Friends, this book sat on my Kindle and then in my house for YEARS because I can sometimes be a terrible blogger. I decided to make McCall’s contemporary-fantasy retelling a summer priority in order to kill two birds with one stone — read an old book from my TBR pile and thus be able to pass it on and also to remove a Netgalley book from my queue. Also, because The Odyssey is mad awesome.