Category: Fantasy
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Review: A Far Wilder Magic by Allison Saft (Release: 03/08/2022)
Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for providing me with an eARC in exchange for an honest review. I had absolutely loved Allison Saft’s debut novel, Down Comes The Night, and had been eagerly looking forward to reading her sophomore release. I had admittedly struggled with the pacing of the beginning of her debut…
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The Review: Underfoot Vol. 2 by Ben Fisher and Emily S. Whitten (Release 04/20/2021)
I received an uncorrected proof of this graphic novel from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I really enjoyed the ability to read this volume of the graphic novel directly after finishing volume one, and am now eagerly awaiting volume three. It is a solidly done book, a bit less gory than volume one,…
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Review: The Underfoot Vol. 1 by Ben Fisher and Emily S. Whitten (Released 04/23/2019)
I enjoyed this graphic novel, the science notes between each chapter were a really cute touch. I would be a bit wary of recommending this to a younger child as the images can get a bit gory at times, so depending on how exposed a child has already been to cartoon violence would impact whether…
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Review: Lost in the Never Woods by Aiden Thomas (Release 03/23/2021)
I received an E-arc from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. This was one of my most anticipated books of the year after reading Aiden’s debut novel Cemetery Boys last year. Unfortunately, my high hopes for this book were not met. It is a mostly enjoyable read but one of my favorite features of…
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Review: shine your icy crown by Amanda Lovelace (Release 01/26/2021)
I received an eARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I really enjoyed this poetry collection, despite poetry not typically being my thing. I had heard great things about this author, and had seen excerpts of her work, and decided to give her newest collection a try. I will be…
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Review: SKYHUNTER by Marie Lu (Release 09/29/2020)
I am a huge fan of Marie Lu’s prior works and was so excited when I got the email that I had been chosen to be part of SKYHUNTER’s Street Team. Helping promote the newest book by one of my favorite authors has been such an awesome opportunity, and to top it off, I got…
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Review: Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas (Release 9/1/2020)
I received an Advance Readers Copy of Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas from the publisher in a giveaway in exchange for an honest review. To start: I absolutely loved this book and would recommend it to everyone! Thomas’s care for the characters and how their culture is depicted shines through in the writing. This is…
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Review: Jennifer A. Nielsen The Ascendence Trilogy
I recently was reminded that this trilogy existed, and remembered enjoying it when it had originally published while I was in middle school. While rereading this trilogy I realized that there was a good chance that I had never actually finished reading the series when it first came out and may have only read books…
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Review: Jeff Mach’s Villains, Villainy, and Villainpunk: Monstrous Microfiction (Released 1/10/2020)
“What happens if we put aside the light for a while… and let our eyes adjust enough to let us take a good look at the Shadows?” I received this collection as an ebook through a giveaway on goodreads in exchange for an honest review. Mirroring the Author’s sentiments, I would recommend picking up his…
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Review: Adam Silvera’s Infinity Son (Release 1/14/2020)
I received an Advanced Reader’s Edition in a giveaway by Epic Reads. I wanted to like this book so so badly, but when unexplained worlds, too many point of view, and so much, too much slang collided in the form of this book I just couldn’t.