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Book Review: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins (The Hunger Games, Book #0)
Overview (Spoiler Free!) So, I wasn’t sure if I wanted to even get into this book, but I let you all decide if I was going to and since 90% of you wanted me to…here we are! I initially wasn’t sure if I wanted to read this prequel because it’s been so long since I…
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YA Recommendations: Trilogies!
Hello again! I hope you’re having a wonderful day today 🙂 Today (after a long break), I’m back with another YA Recommendations post! I thought what better time to resume this series than now, when many of us are getting back into reading as a result of all the extra time alone and at home.…
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Book Review: Rebel by Marie Lu (Legend series, Book #4)
Rating: <3 <3 <3 Pages: 384 Format: Physical book Release date: 10.1.2019 Ah, time to review my most anticipated release of 2019, and the fourth book in my favorite YA dystopian/sci-fi series of all time. I vividly remember the day I found out Marie Lu was releasing a new addition to the series–almost seven years…
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YA Recommendations | Sci-Fi!
NEW SERIES!! YA Recommendations. I plan to do one of these every month, each time for a different sub-genre of young adult literature, which–in my opinion–is too often thought of as a comprehensive genre in itself. Each list will consist of a selection of some of my favorite novels that I think fit the genre…
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Book Review: Warcross by Marie Lu | Spoiler Free!
Rating: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ So, I’m definitely not one of the “gamer girls” that this book was inspired by, but wow–I absolutely loved it. Although the first couple chapters did give me very strong Ready Player One vibes and had me questioning the originality of the plot, as the story progressed, I forgot about that initial…
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Book Review: Cress by Marissa Meyer [No Spoilers!]
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Cress, the third installment of the Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer (possible spoilers ahead for those who have not read Cinder and Scarlet), took me by surprise. I absolutely love the premise of this series as it fuses together science fiction and fantasy, my two favorite genres, (which are unfortunately not combined together often enough).…
