• Flowers for Algernon

    Rating:

    4

    / 5

    Throughout my years, I have tended to stray from books considered ‘classics’, for the sheer fact that I have been traumatized from my English classes (sorry to any of my English teachers–you guys were great, it’s me). I picked up this book with some hesitance, but I was too interested to let it go. After…

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  • The Rose Code

    Rating:

    3.8

    / 5

    I have debated reading this book for a long time, as I’ve heard many good things about it (both in person and online). A week ago, I finally decided to ask my mother if I could borrow her copy of the book, and I started reading. While The Rose Code wasn’t exactly what I expected,…

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  • Hazelthorn

    Rating:

    3.75

    / 5

    After reading Don’t Let the Forest In, I knew that I needed to read another book by this author. Luckily for me, Hazelthorn was published about a year ago. Once I finally got my hands on this book, I rushed to read it. I don’t regret a thing. “What does it feel like, anyway, to…

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  • Don't Let the Forest In

    Rating:

    4.15

    / 5

    I have to admit that I am not the biggest horror fan, since I am never able to find a horror book that appeals to me, but this one drew me in. When I found this novel in a bookstore and read the summary, I knew that I had to give it a shot. I…

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  • Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

    Rating:

    4

    / 5

    While on my search for my next read at a local bookshop, I pulled this novel from the shelf. I remember hearing that it was a great novel, and after reading some reviews, it seemed people online agreed. I have to say that this book takes the reader on an unforgettable adventure.   “Words could be…

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  • The Blade Itself

    Rating:

    4.35

    / 5

    When my father handed me this book, recommending it as my next read, I thought that it would be just another action-packed fantasy adventure that I’ve read a thousand times over, but this book surprised me with its depth and insightfulness.  “You have to have fear to have courage.”  Premise of the book: When Logen…

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  • The Will of the Many (#1 in The Hierarchy series)

    Rating:

    4.5

    / 5

    This book was daunting, to say the least, when I first picked it up—the number of pages, the glossary on the back, the number of names. I knew the only chance I had to finish this book was to start it in the summer. I can say with confidence that it was worth every second…

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  • The Silverblood Promise (#1 in The Last Legacy)

    Rating:

    4.25

    / 5

    Picking up this book on a whim and buying it because of the breathtaking cover was a decision I didn’t know I’d come to love until a year later, when I finally decided to read it. The Silverblood Promise quickly became a fantasy book that stood out to me, and one I know I’d love…

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  • Children of Anguish and Anarchy

    Rating:

    0.25

    / 5

    Children of Anguish and Anarchy by Tomi Adeyemi was my most anticipated book release of 2024, as for many fans of the series. I patiently waited three years for this book to be released, counting down the days to June 25th, 2024. Imagine my disappointment when I realized that this book isn’t all that it’s…

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