★★★★ This is the first book from Marie Mackay, born in England but now living in Canada. The author sent me a free ARC of A World Through Sapphire Eyes in return for an honest review. I’ve kept this as spoiler free as I can! A World through Sapphire Eyes revolves mainly around Vason… Continue reading A World Through Sapphire Eyes Review
★★★★★ I didn’t know when to read this one as prequels tend to come out after a series has finished. I read the first two books in the Throne of Glass series then decided to go back and read The Assassin’s Blade. There are five novellas included in this book, in which some events are… Continue reading The Assassin’s Blade
★★★★★ After finishing the buddy read of Wolf Hall, I quickly came back to the Throne of Glass series. I don’t know whether to read a different book between each one just to make it last longer! I don’t want it to end! Crown of Midnight leads on from after Celaena has been crowned the… Continue reading Crown of Midnight
I think partly helped by lockdown, I’ve read more books this month than I had in total for January, February and March put together! Eight books read in total (although that's now nine as I finished Throne of Glass on the very last day of April!) and one I DNF. The books I finished were:… Continue reading April wrap up
★★★★★ Hold Back The Tide is written by Melinda Salisbury. She also wrote The Sin Eater’s Daughter series which was nominated for many awards including the Waterstone’s Children’s Book Award 2015. I haven’t read anything by her before but I’ll be sure to look out for her other books! Hold Back The Tide is about… Continue reading Hold Back The Tide review
★★★★ Elizabeth Is Missing is written by Emma Healey and this is in fact her first novel. It also won the Costa Book Awards in 2014. She has also written Whistle In The Dark which focuses on teenage depression which I would be quite interested to read. Elizabeth Is Missing is about an elderly woman… Continue reading Elizabeth Is Missing review
★★★★ Oops. Well it has definitely been more than a week since my last post. You'd think I'd be writing more now we're in lockdown not less. But I have been doing a lot more reading, playing Northgard on the Switch and getting better at knitting! Let me start by saying that I don’t normally… Continue reading Then She Was Gone review
Scythe by Neil Shusterman After seeing this series everywhere on Bookstagram, I decided to treat myself to a purchase from The Book Depository. Since reading The Hunger Games about 8 or 9 years ago I love anything dystopian! I’d never read anything by this author before but I know lots of people love his novels… Continue reading Scythe Review
Follow my blog with Bloglovin My very lovely housemate gifted me Circe by Madeline Miller as a Christmas present. She knows me well! I had seen it a few times on Instagram and, as I love historical fiction, knew I wanted to read it so was thrilled when I unwrapped it! I hadn’t actually heard… Continue reading Circe review
By Joseph Elliott I seem to be on a streak with my five star reads at the moment! This book has everything I could want; a map in the front, Vikingesque characters, author’s knowledge on SEN, and a great plot! So the story focuses on two main characters, Agatha and Jamie. The clan view Agatha… Continue reading The Good Hawk review
