November Reads

I'm late! I'm late! For a very important day. No time to say hello, goodbye! I'm late, I'm late, I'm late!
The end of the semester is coming up. *cues hysteria* Can you feel my stress through the screen because I feel like you should be able to. Oh and I got bangs on Monday, just a little life update.

This month I reviewed: Blue Lily Lily Blue, and A Thousand Pieces of You.

Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater

Overall rating: 85%

As always I really did enjoy this addition to the series. The characters are fun and eccentric, the plot is fascinating and look at that cover art. There were many new characters introduced in this book and I grew quite attached to them. And a good few problems were resolved (and even more were created). I still don't understand the meaning behind the title. I see where it came from but why? Adam still annoys me. Bleh.

A Thousand Pieces of You by Claudia Gray

Overall rating: 100%

Just look at my rating and trust my judgement. Just this once. I've never given 100% to a book before, especially not the first book. So go.

Full review here

And that is all... I know it's bad but my math grades are improving and I'm at season 3 of Gilmore Girls!!! I also nearly finished (70 pages away) Mortal Heart by Robin LaFevers. So that is almost 3 books!

P.S. Don't expect anything from me until February, My French teacher gave us 2 days to write a 5 page essay not double spaced. And my history teacher told us about a test one day in advance. And you really don't want to hear about math class. That's just scary for everyone.

P.P.S Maybe you shouldn't expect anything until summer actually... I have English next semester with the really hard teacher and I am determined to ace that class even if it takes up every piece of my soul.

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Read This Month: August

These are just mini reviews of the books I've read this month. Be warned they may have minor spoilers! In this wrap up I reviewed: Cinder, Scarlet, Cress, Glitches, The Queen's Army, Four, Rebel Angels, Isla and the Happily Ever After, The Kiss of Deception, The Sweet Far Thing, Obsidian and Onyx.

Heir of Fire review and discussion

All of the stars because Celaena rattles the stars. Spoiler free review Celaena returns bent and broken but damn she made a speedy recovery. We are introduced to new characters and new plots in this installment of the series. It was formidable. All of it. The writing was amazing, the character development was better than ever and the story is beyond words. I highly highly recommend every book in this series. Novellas and everything. I think it's safe to say that this is my favourite series of all time. I love it even more than The Infernal Devices trilogy. I'm so sorry Will but it's the truth. If I go into any detail at all it will spoil you so I'm just going to leave this hoping that you all get the message.

Onyx by Jennifer L. Armentrout review/discussion

These books are really good to read over a longer period of time. I read a few pages every night before going to bed and it was the highlight of my day. I think that if you read it in one sitting you'll get way too annoyed with the characters and then you'll end up hating the book. Sooooo if you have yet to read these books (or if you tried reading them but just couldn't because of hair pulling and book throwing all the frustration it caused, I recommend taking on a new approach. Take baby steps. Don't bite off more than you can chew, if you will. Try reading it little by little. No spoilers section (I don't think anyone's reading this seeing as I am the last person on earth to read these books) Daemon earned serious brownie points in this book and Katy didn't even see it. HE BUYS HER A STRAWBERRY SMOOTHIE !!! I'd marry him right then and there. I found Katy and Dee's relationship lacking though. They addressed this issue near the end but it ...

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