archive: 2019
Another Fantastic Installment in the Adventures of Sabrina Spellman | Review: Daughter of Chaos by Sarah Rees Brennan
5:26 PM
The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina continues with its next enthralling installment: Daughter of Chaos!
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Thoroughly Imaginative and Impressive | Review: Call Down the Hawk by Maggie Stiefvater
5:17 PM
Maggie Stiefvater is back and better than ever. While I was left feeling fairly underwhelmed by the conclusion to The Raven Cycle, its brand new spin-off reignites the magic and is thoroughly compelling.
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Heartbreaking and Haunting, Resurrection Girls Tackles Grief Beautifully | Review: Resurrection Girls by Ava Morgyn
5:09 PM
Resurrection Girls is a stunning and aching sort of novel. Ever since finishing it, its been lingering at the back of my mind.
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A Curse So Dark and Lonely Was SO Good, I Was Unable to Review it For Months | Review: A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer
6:33 PM
I bet you guys thought I'd never finish my review of A Curse So Dark and Lonely. Surprise! I did a thing! Yay, Jessica!
archive: 2019
You're Cordially Invited to Witness Marrow's Happily Ever After... | Review: Headstrong Like Us by Krista and Becca Ritchie
4:03 PM
Everything has building up to this: Maximoff Hale and Farrow Keene's wedding. The future starts now. And, yes, Krista and Becca Ritchie still own me. 100%.
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Another Stunning and Imaginative Novel from Morgenstern | Review: The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern
10:20 PM
This book, guys. THIS. BOOK. I cannot form a coherent sentence right now to explain how much I adored it. And guess what? Not only did I read my physical copy of The Starless Sea, I actually finished the audiobook, too!
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A Sinfully Beautiful Installment of Jane Cobalt and Thatcher Moretti's Love Story | Review: Sinful Like Us by Krista & Becca Ritchie
8:57 PM
You guys have probably already seen this review on Goodreads because I COMPLETELY SPACED and forgot to cross-post here. BUT, if not, hi, hello, it is time for my regularly scheduled Krista and Becca Ritchie fangirl fest/freakout.
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A Beautiful, Magically Written YA Contemporary | Blog Tour, Giveaway + Review: A Constellation of Roses by Miranda Asebedo
7:30 AMOKAY, OKAY, this might be a spoiler. BUT! A Constellation of Roses is one of the best YA novels of the year. (Seriously, 2019, I NEED A BREAK but also KEEP IT UP, we're totally killing it with great releases this year.)
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Beautiful and Full of Humor, Bourbon and Rivalries | Review: Misercordias by Carson McKenna
11:00 PM
I've always said that Instagram is a great place to meet fellow readers amongst our little community, but another fantastic perk is the discovery of authors and literature that were previously unknown to you. HELLO, Carson McKenna! (And, P.S., dearest readers, if you missed Carson's guest post last week--definitely check it out here!)
In the world of Caster, magic is forbidden and comes at a great cost. As soon as magic is exposed to the world, it is blamed for the hardships they face. Get ready for a entertaining and complex read--another fantastic YA release.
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The Best Shadowhunter Anthology Yet | Review: Ghosts of the Shadow Market by Cassandra Clare, Kelly Link, Maureen Johnson, Robin Wasserman and Sarah Rees Brennan
11:44 PM
I haven't shouted about The Shadowhunter Chronicles in a good five minutes so how about we review Ghosts of the Shadow Market? (And, yes, I'm playing catch-up on my reviews. Because I am ALWAYS behind.)
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A Completely Mesmerizing 'Little Mermaid' Retelling | Review: The Surface Breaks by Louise O'Neill
10:22 PM
I know that a lot of people didn't love The Surface Breaks quite like they seem to love Louise O'Neill's backlit but I ADORED (!) it.
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Insightful and Full of Biting Humor | Review: That's Mental by Amanda Rosenberg
5:30 AM
Ready yourself for one of the best releases in non-fiction this year: That's Mental! This book is a total must-read for anyone who struggles with mental illness.
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Adventurous, Snarky and Unapologetically Queer | Review: Tarnished Are the Stars by Rosiee Thor
10:41 PM
I'm so much later to posting this than I intended. BUT, long story short, Tarnished Are the Stars is FABULOUS.
Anybody else feel like this year has been giving us SO many warm and fuzzy reads? I feel like we've been getting some really fantastic novels this year that give that feeling of warmth.Given the fact that it is getting close to the end of 2019 (!! how) and those of us in the U.S. are celebrating Thanksgiving this month, I thought this month would be a great time to start diving into some of the best novels of the year so far. (Or just, you know, showing appreciation towards these particular novels.)
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Blogtober (#27) A Triumph of Modern Poetry | Review: Aphrodite Made Me Do It by Trista Mateer
6:30 AM
More than just a beautiful cover: Aphrodite Made Me Do It is one of the best poetry releases of the year.
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Blogtober (#26) | Blog Tour, Playlist, Favourite Quotes, Giveaway + Review: Forgotten (House of Night Other World, #3) by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast
6:30 AM
I. AM. OBSESSED. (Again? Still?) My year of House of Night goodness (I've finished rereading the original series and am officially caught up on this new spin-off) continues with the gorgeously crafted third installment of House of Night Other World: Forgotten. Spoiler alert! If you thought Loved and Lost were brilliant, Forgotten is just as good.
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Blogtober (#14) | Review: Natalie Tan's Book of Luck and Fortune by Roselle Lim
12:00 AM
Get ready for some beautiful magical realism! Natalie Tan's Book of Luck and Fortune really impressed me. And also made me hungry, but that's neither here nor there.
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Enchanting, Romantic and Dreamy | Review: Glass Slippers, Ever After, and Me by Julie Wright
7:30 AM
Did someone say a modern, Cinderella retelling? About an author? UM, yes, hello, I'm sold. Sign me up.































