Tag: retelling

• Top 9 February 2020 Book Releases

  

  It’s my birthday tomorrow, so what better way to get ready for it than by listing my most anticipated releases of this month!! We’ve got some strong contenders this month, so let’s skip the talking here and just jump straight to the books you need to add to your TBR! [ Related: 20 Most Anticipated Releases […]

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  February 3, 2020

  Releases

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• The Stars We Steal by Alexa Donne – All Drama, Not Much Plot (ARC Review)

  

  All quotes are taken from the ARC and are subject to change Overall: 3.25/5 StarsCharacters: 3/5Setting: 3.5/5Writing: 4/5Plot and Themes: 3/5Awesomeness Factor: 3/5Review in a Nutshell: The Stars We Steal is a fun, enjoyable book with plenty of drama, easy to read in one sitting (which I might have done). “I was chasing dreams like starlight.” [ Related: Brightly Burning by Alexa Donne […]

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  January 29, 2020

  arc, Review, YA Review

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• Sherwood by Meagan Spooner – ARC Review

  Overall: 4/5 StarsCharacters: 4/5Setting: 4/5Writing: 4.5/5Plot and Themes: 4/5Awesomeness Factor: 5/5Review in a Nutshell: Sherwood is a fantastic Robin Hood retelling as long as you’re willing to push past the slow parts. “It’s easy to be a hero when you never look beyond your next battle. Only fools believe they know all there is to know.”

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  March 23, 2019

  arc, Review, YA Review

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• Echo North by Joanna Ruth Meyer – ARC Review

  Disclaimer: I was given an ARC in exchange for an honest review.  Release Date: 1/15/2019Overall: 5/5 StarsCharacters: 5/5Setting: 5/5Writing: 5/5Plot and Themes: 5/5Awesomeness Factor: 5/5Review in a Nutshell: Echo North is a magical retelling that will captivate you with its beautiful setting and fascinating mythology. ”There is one thing you must not do, one rule you must not break.” 

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  January 12, 2019

  arc, Review, YA Review

  5, ARC, arc, book, book review, book reviews, books, east of the sun west of the moon, echo north, fantasy, joanna ruth meyer, retelling, Review, reviews

• Review: The Traitor Prince by C. J. Redwine

  Overall: 5/5 Stars Characters: 5/5 Setting: 5/5 Writing: 5/5 Plot and Themes: 5/5 Awesomeness Factor: 5/5 Review In A Nutshell: The Traitor Prince is a beautifully written, epic magical story with well developed and interesting characters and an action-packed plot! “Sometimes it hurts to love someone. I wouldn’t change it, though. I wouldn’t change a […]

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  August 2, 2018

  Review, YA Review

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