In my blogs, I usually talk about books that I like (or dislike), but today I wanted to do something different. So I decided it’s time for a book tag! I found these questions over at Dreamlandbookblog. As you might…
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Onyx & Ivory by Mindee Arnett was one of my most anticipated releases of May, so finding it in my Fairyloot box was a fun surprise. Okay, I’ll be honest, I actually figured out this would be the featured book…
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If you’ve been following my reviews, you probably know that there are a bunch of fairy tale retellings out there. We’ve had Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel and Snow White. But lately it seems Little Mermaid…
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This blog has been my little corner of the internet since September last year. But I don’t only love blogging, I also like to read other people’s posts about books. Keeping track of all the blogs you follow, can be…
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When the first Harry Potter book was published, I was 9 years old. In other words, I grew up more or less together with Harry, Ron and Hermione, dreaming of one day getting the chance to explore Hogwarts myself. So…
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A while ago, I told you about Cinder, the cyborg mechanic living New Beijing. After meeting Prince Kai, she involuntarily got involved in the political struggle between Earth and Luna, a kingdom on the Moon ruled by the terrible Queen…
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Now that the summer holidays are getting closer, it’s time to start thinking about which books to take with you on vacation. Do I pick a classic, a recent release that’s been on my TBR shelf for a few months,…
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Take one serving of Celtic mythology, a cup of Norse gods and monsters, two kickass protagonists, a tablespoon of cute and fun romance, and a sauce of to-the-fact writing. This might sound like a recipe for a hot mess, what…
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Let’s talk about loot boxes today! No, not the ones in computer games that have caused an uproar because they encourage gambling. The crates I want to talk about, are book subscription boxes. If you ask Google, you can find…
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In Furyborn, we meet two young women, living a thousand years apart, who find themselves drawn into a conflict that spans the ages. Can they fulfill the prophecy and save the world? And is this book, that’s published today, worth…
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