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For the first review of 2021, I thought I’d start with the first book I finished in 2021: The Wolf and the Water by Josie Jaffrey. Having read and loved May Day by the same author, I was thrilled to receive an arc of this book. Where May Day was an urban fantasy, The Wolf… Continue reading The Wolf and the Water Review
I know it has been a month since my last post so thank you for your patience- applying to university is stressful and quite energy consuming. I might do a little life update soon, but for now I want to review a book that I was kindly sent in exchange for an honest review. The… Continue reading City of Bronze, City of Silver Review
Last night, I impulsively decided to sign myself up for The Reading Rush 2020. For those who don't know, it's a week-long readathon where you try to attempt to read 7 books in 7 days. For more information or if you want to sign up, click here. Now I'm not sure if I'm actually going… Continue reading Reading Rush 2020 TBR
I am currently in my first year of A-Level English Language and literature. For those of you unfamiliar with the British schooling system, A Levels are two year courses with exams at the end in the last two years of school. You generally turn 17 in the first year (Y12) and 18 in the second… Continue reading Books I’ve read for school (and what I think of them)
For the Immortal by Emily Hauser If you’ve read my review of the previous book in this trilogy, For the Winner, you’ll know that I LOVE Emily Hauser’s writing of Greek myths from a female perspective. Seriously, I found out she is a lecturer of classics at Exeter university and began considering it to apply… Continue reading For the Immortal Review
The Tyrant's Tomb by Rick Riordan. For more of me saying how much I love Rick Riordan, check out my previous post! 'We didn't count the dead. They weren't numbers. They were people we had known, friends we had fought with." What a line. Without spoilers, my heart was broken once again in this book.… Continue reading The Tyrant’s Tomb
I remember the day that I bought Percy Jackson and the lightning thief. It was a world book day, and we had vouchers that allowed £1 off a book so my mum took my brothers and me to a bookshop where we could choose a book. I spent some time looking around, but nothing in… Continue reading A Love Letter to Rick Riordan’s Books
