ramblings about books and fangirling over fictional characters
I've not read masses since last week but I have read bits! I go away in two weeks so I'm hoping to read a lot on the beach (hopefully the weather is sunny)! The Three W’s are: What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next?
This week has been a slow reading week! I want to be back in my fantasy phase but I keep getting pulled towards the romance books! The Three W’s are: What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next?
I loved this book so so much! I went in with high expectations as I adored These Violent Delights and Our Violent Ends, and Chloe Gong did not disappoint. I read this in almost one sitting because I couldn't leave these characters alone for too long.
I cannot express how much I loved this. I love fairytale retellings and To Kill a Kingdom is one of my favourite fairytale standalones so I had to read Princess of Souls which is set in the same world. It was so good and I love how Christo takes inspiration from Rapunzel and grows her story from the original, rather than keeping it so close to the story.
This book was so fun and a great choice to get me back into my fae fantasy books. With a little romance and great autistic representation, I loved this one.
Hey everyone! Since being off work and unable to do much because of my injury, I've had a lot of time to read so I'm already past 30 books, which means it's time for the next instalment of book quotes. Since 2013 I have kept a quote jar and every time I finish a book I add a quote from it to my jar. I’m going to share these in groups of 10 as I read them and it’s time for books 21 to 30!
Hey everyone! Welcome back to WWW Wednesday, which is hosted by Taking On a World of Worlds. I've had a good week of reading and I'm loving being back in my fantasy era! The Three W’s are: What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next?
It's been a great week of reading for me and I can't wait to get into more of my fantasy ARCs over the next week!
This book was so fun! The worldbuilding was intense, but once I'd wrapped my head around it, I could vision it perfectly. The Thirteenth Hour is set in a world where there are twelve gods and each mortal is affiliated with a god. Their power and physicality is all dependent on which god they serve.
Silver in the Bone had me hooked. I love Merlin (the tv show) and it got me obsessed with Arthurian legends, so whenever there's a book remotely related to that time period or those stories, I have to read it! This book is a YA urban fantasy inspired by Arthurian legends and I loved it.
Lost in Neverland 