This post is a spoiler-free book review of the fourth and final installment of The Raven Cycle series written by Maggie Stiefvater. The Raven King is a Young Adult (YA) Fantasy novel that I finally finish reading.
WWW Wednesday is a meme hosted by Sam atTaking on a World of Wordsand was formerly hosted by A Daily Rhythm. Anyone can participate, even without a blog. The only thing you need to do then is to comment on Sam’s post with your own answers. It is a fantastic way to share what you’ve been reading! If you’re ready, answer these three questions and share the link to your blog in the comments section of her blog.
WWW Wednesday is a meme hosted by Sam atTaking on a World of Wordsand was formerly hosted by A Daily Rhythm. Anyone can participate, even without a blog. The only thing you need to do then is to comment on Sam’s post with your own answers. It is a fantastic way to share what you’ve been reading! If you’re ready, answer these three questions and share the link to your blog in the comments section of her blog.
This post is a spoiler-free book review of the third installment of The Raven Cycle series written by Maggie Stiefvater. The adventure continues in Blue Lily, Lily Blue, a Young Adult (YA) Fantasy novel that will leave you breathless. This year, I vowed to finish reading all the series I started, and this book brings me one step closer to my goal.
I’ve had The Last Namsara on my shelf for far too long. I’ve never really thought much about it, and I’ve always had another book I wanted to read more until recently when some fellow book-lovers started raving about it. We have the same taste in books, so I thought I should give it a try. This book is part of my December Reading Challenge.
Now, the only thing I’m thinking is “Why did I wait so long to pick up this book? Why??”
Today, I’m reviewing a young adult fantasy novel. Empire of Storms is the fifth installment in the Throne of Glass series written by the lovely Sarah J. Maas. If you are looking for a new series to read, I will highly recommend this one. Let’s dive into this books, and as usual, there will be no spoilers.
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