Hello Humans! It is book three of my #ABookADay reading challenge and, by pure chance, it's another one of my many impulse Kindle purchases. Many of you will know I adore Jay Kristoff's Nevernight series - to the point where I now have three copies of Darkdawn preordered...but I hadn't ever really thought to read his The Lorus Wars... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! Today I’m reviewing a much-anticipated sequel. I first encountered Amanda Foody when I read Daughter of the Burning City - which I absolutely adored. I felt like her next book Ace of Shades got a lot more hype in the social media sphere and for good reason, while DOTBC is my preference out... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! Welcome to another readalong post, as you may recall from my The Tangled Lands readalong, today (because I do intend to finish this book in a day) I'll be reading The Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison. This book was recently released in the UK by Oxford-based publisher Solaris with a stunning foiled cover that just called... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! If you've been around on this blog for a little while you'll know that I've reviewed every book in the Harbinger series so far - and I'm not stopping now. What started out as a fun series with orphans and skyships and regency-style social rules has morphed into a political drama the likes of... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! Today I am reviewing another collection of short stories, I think the last time I did this was with How to Fracture a Fairytale so it was fun to get back into a shorter medium. I haven't actually read any of the other Young Explorer's Adventure Guides before, so I can't speak to how this book... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! Welcome to the final (for now) instalment of my reviews of The Hungry City Chronicles by Philip Reeve. It’s been quite the journey. I must give a shout out to the library service for having these on their eBooks service so I could read them for free! Does your library have a similar... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! Welcome to another instalment in my reviews of Philip Reeve’s The Hungry City Chronicles. I’ve already reviewed Mortal Engines and Predator’s Gold. There may, therefore, be spoilers for the previous two books in this review, though I will not be including any major spoilers for Infernal Devices. Aside: am I the only one... Continue Reading →
This book hit all of my steampunk loving, fantasy obsessed, strong female character buttons and I am so excited to get to share my feelings with you! Goodreads Summary: In the slums of BrightStone, Moon Children are worth less than the scrap they must collect to survive. It doesn’t matter that these abandoned half-breeds are... Continue Reading →
Chain Interaction 