November has flitted by way faster than I expected! It has also been one of the busiest months of my year, and unfortunately as a result, I didn't complete my TBR! *cries* Obisido will instead be the first book I read and review for December, so look out for that! But without further rambling, here's…
"This could be it. This could be where it all falls apart and my faith in people is what finishes me." || Goodreads || Amazon || Notice: Choice of the Sezel is the final book of the Daughter of the Zel trilogy. You can read my review for Daughter of the Zel (book #1) here…
Continue reading ➞ Requested Review: Choice of the Sezel by Phoebe Ritter
"It takes a great deal of strength to face your fears." Goodreads || Amazon || B&N || Book Depository Notice: this book was sent to me by Penguin Teen as part of the Penguin Teen Partner Program. This does not affect my opinions of the work. Sixteen-year-old Eva is a princess, born with the magick…
Continue reading ➞ Partnered Review: A River of Royal Blood by Amanda Joy
Though I have been slacking incredibly on my nonfiction reading goals for the year, the ones I have managed to complete have really influenced the way I view the world. And by the new design of the #RecommendMeaBook thumbnails, you know we're talking about The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell. Recommend Me a Book That:…
Continue reading ➞ Recommend Me a Book That: Teaches Valuable Lessons About Life
Though the bookish community has been a lot better about traversing the thin line between spoilers and non-spoilers, it still happens on occasion. I've read/watched reviews multiple times in the past that have contained huge pieces of the book's plot, but was not marked as a spoiler. It got me thinking: what counts as a…
Continue reading ➞ Discussion: What Counts as a “Spoiler” in Book Reviews?
Cierra's Cynosure 