English Literature – Page 6

The Wicked King – Review

It took me far too long to read such a great story as this one. But sometimes you just wish to drag it on and on so it doesn’t end. Now that it has ended, I can’t stop to think “OMG”. Here are my thoughts on the sequel to Holly Black’s The Cruel Prince. Continue reading “The Wicked King – Review”

Siege and Storm – Review

The GrishaVerse has cast a spell over me once more. I finished Leigh Bardugo’s second book in the Shadow and Bone trilogy this morning and I can’t wait to share my thoughts!

Broken Throne – Cover Release

This post will be a delight to all Victoria Aveyard fans! The cover of her book filled with extra stories Broken Throne has been released! Here are my thoughts!

Shadow and Bone – Review

Finally, I made it. I had long only read the Six of Crows Duology by Leigh Bardugo, but now: my head is full of the Shadow and Bone Trilogy. Here are my thoughts!

Queen of Air and Darkness – Review

There have been many books I have been waiting so impatiently to read in 2018, and this book was what kept me going. I am both sad and grateful to leave this era behind, the world Cassandra Clare created. Here are my thoughts on the finale of her series The Dark Artifices.

Winter – Review

I can’t believe I finished it – the longest book I ever read and the story I wanted most never to end. Here are my thoughts on Marissa Meyer’s finale strike against the evil Queen Levana.

Cress – Review

It took me far longer than I had hoped to finish the third book of Marissa Meyer’s Lunar Chronicles and to be honest – I don’t know where to start.

The Poet X – Review

This book started as a regual side read on the weekends, just some book to read in one day to get your mind off of things. But The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo ended up being so much more than that. Continue reading “The Poet X – Review”

Scarlet – Review

After my long car ride today, I finally made it to finish the sequel of Marissa Meyer’s novel Cinder. And I have quite a few thoughts about it. And just to mention, as this is indeed a sequel, my review of Scarlet might contain spoilers.

Enid Blyton

Today, fifty years ago, the author famous for hundreds of novels, died. Enid Blyton was my favorite children’s book author and therefore I’d like to make an apprechiation post.

PS: Sorry for being so inactive lately but school won’t let me have time!