A thrilling mystery with a terribly wrapped up ending. But most of the book was amazing and a great approach to popular period of history. Seventeen-year-old Audrey Rose Wadsworth was born a lord’s daughter, with a life of wealth and privilege stretched out before her. But between the social teas and silk dress fittings, sheContinue reading “Stalking Jack the Ripper ★★★★☆”
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Lifeblood ★★★☆☆½
I was not a fan of Firstlife. I only finished it so that I could review Lifeblood. And I have some thoughts on that too.
Firstlife ★★★☆☆
What do we do with Firstlife? The cover is gorgeous, the premise is intriguing… the book is… meh?
Fly by Night ★☆☆☆☆
Definitely one of many books I have requested based on a good description and an awesome cover, but definitely not one that I would recommend.
Tricked ★★★★★
Tricked is everything you want in a middle grade title–EVERYTHING!
King’s Cage ★★★★★
So not that long ago, I posted Full Series Stop, in which I was talking about how the preview for this book was making me less excited for it. I would now like to apologize for letting my enthusiasm wane. We waited for King’s Cage and Aveyard delivered.
Heartless ★★★★☆
Aside from the fact that this book looks gorgeous, the writing was amazing. I expect nothing less from Marissa Meyer.
Stalking Jack the Ripper ★★★★☆
A thrilling mystery with a terribly wrapped up ending. But most of the book was amazing and a great approach to popular period of history.
Carve the Mark ★☆☆☆☆
I was so excited to get Carve the Mark, especially since I loved Divergent and I am an enormous Star Wars fan. But Carve the Mark left so much to be desired that I put it on my #DNF list when I was a quarter of the way through the book.
The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett ★★★★☆
Bitter, bored, and sarcastic-Lizzie Lovett is a girl after my own heart. Want to go back to high school and talk to You: Senior Year Edition? Great. Because she’s in this book.
