Tag: the grisha trilogy

• Ruthless Gods (Something Dark + Holy #2) by Emily A. Duncan – This One Hurt (ARC Review)

  

  Thank you to Wednesday Books and Netgalley for giving me an ARC in exchange for an honest review! All quotes are taken from the ARC and are subject to change. All opinions are my own. Overall: 5/5 StarsCharacters: 5/5Setting: 5/5Writing: 4/5Plot and Themes: 4.5/5Awesomeness Factor: 5/5Review in a Nutshell: Ruthless Gods is an amazing sequel, delivering on it’s promise of gothic horror and…

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  April 4, 2020

  arc, Review, YA Review

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• 19 Best Book Releases of 2019 (Recommendation Nation)

  

  *Cue shock that 2019 is ending* We all know what happens at the end of the year- the “Best of” lists start coming in. Well, I may be a little late to the party, but of course I had to make one! There were a lot of amazing books that came out this year, and…

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  December 31, 2019

  recommendation nation, Recommendations, Releases

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• Writing Reviews – My Rating System

  

  The longer I’ve been writing book reviews, the more confused I get with my own rating system. Rating are hard. I really struggle with them. Since I use Goodreads a lot (shameless plug- add me as a friend), I wanted to keep things consistent and rate every book out of 5 stars. However, with so…

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  September 19, 2019

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• Bullet Journaling: A Bookworm’s Guide to Getting Started

  

  Bullet journals have really grown in popularity in the past couple of years, and whenever I looked at those amazing pictures on instagram and pintrest, I would get so intimidated. I have no artistic talent, and no creativity, plus I’m a perfectionist. So basically, the worst combination for a bullet journaler. I never let myself…

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  May 18, 2019

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• The Language of Thorns – Review

  Overall: 4.8/5 StarsCharacters: 4.5/5Setting: 5/5Writing: 5/5Plot and Themes: 5/5Awesomeness Factor: 5/5Review in a Nutshell: The Language of Thorns is a fantastic collection of dark and riveting short stories that will become your new favorite fairytales. “We were not made to please princes.” 

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  February 20, 2019

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