Gemina – Review
Hi everyone! As you might have read in my previous post in which I looked back on the books I read since the start of 2020, I absolutely loved Gemina by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff. So without further ado,…
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Tag Archive: scifi
Aurora Rising – Review
Hi everyone! I hope you’re all safe and healthy, let me know how you’re doing in the comments! I had hoped to (finally!) be able to unbox my March Fairyloot box, but it’s still on its way… So fingers crossed…
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Thunderhead – Review
Hi everyone! How are you all doing? Last night, I finally finished my first book of the year, Children of Blood and Bone. So keep an eye on this blog in the upcoming weeks if you want to know what…
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Scythe – Review
Happy Friday the 13th! Stay away from ladders and don’t let black cats cross your path. In fact, it might be better to just stay inside and read a book. And why not pick up Scythe by Neal Shusterman, a…
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Illuminae – Review
You might know I’ve said before I’m not a big fan of science fiction. But Illuminae is such a unique book and I’ve heard nothing but good things about it. Add to that the fact that it is written by…
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Wildcard – Review
After some historical fiction, it’s time to dive back into Young Adult literature, with a fantasy/scifi story. As someone who loves playing video games, I couldn’t NOT pick up Marie Lu’s Warcross series. Last year, I read and reviewed the…
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Skyward – Starship cadets
While I’m a big fantasy geek, I’m not too crazy about science fiction. I prefer dragons and elves over spaceships and martians. But Skyward by Brandon Sanderson promised us a talking spaceship and that sounded fun. And so it happened…
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Warcross – VR bounty hunter
When the most popular game in the world is facing a security problem, the creator of Warcross decides to hire a young bounty hunter to uncover the threat. But Emika gets more than she bargained for. An Dierickx Title: Warcross…
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