A review for the prequel to the Hunger Games. Sunrise on the Reaping was the very compelling story about one of my favorite characters from the series, Haymitch. I enjoyed reading Haymitch’s story, and found it just as compelling and heartbreaking as the first book in the series.
A review for the new YA dystopian novel by Neal Shusterman. All Better Now is the story of a new pandemic where the survivors experience utter contentment. There are many afraid of the virus and many who wish to share it with the world. Read this to decide which side you would root for.
the second and final book in the Isles of the Gods duology was just as fabulous as the first book. The audiobook was just as good as the first one, with the full cast doing an excellent job bringing the characters to life.
Hello, hello! Today I am bringing you two short reviews for two fantasy books I read this week. The first one is the sequel to the Runestone Saga series by one of my favorite authors. The second is a middle grade fantasy about a young boys adventure in a magical world adjacent to ours where he meets all kinds of wonderful creatures and an intriguing girl who can fly. Let’s get to it, shall we?
A review for the third and final book in a fun and interesting time travel book. In this series a group of teenagers travel through time to steal the world’s greatest works of art and other things. I really enjoyed the conclusion to this story and highly recommend the entire series.
Today I am reviewing two audiobooks that I listened to in October. They are very different from each other, but both were very good. My Best Friend’s Exorcism by Grady Hendrix is a comedy horror set in 1988. The Fate of Magic is the second book in the Witch and Hunter duology by Sara Raasch and Beth Revis.
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