One of my definite favourite reads this year was The Ones We’re Meant to Find by Joan He. It’s a wonderful story that features the undeniable love of two sisters and a world that could be our own (if things keep on going downward). Thanks to Paola I get to be a part of the The Ones We’re Meant to Find blog tour!
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review: the lives of saints by leigh bardugo
Continue ReadingAs a massive fan of both the Grishaverse and mythology/lore, it was only a matter of time until I needed to get my hands on Leigh Bardugo’s The Lives of Saints, the latest book set in said universe. Described as a beautiful collection of tales…
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blog tour: iron heart by nina varela
Continue ReadingOne of my favourite reads this year was Crier’s War by Nina Varela. It’s own voices and features political systems and their flaws, humanity (and what makes persons human), LGBTQ+ representation and found family. Thanks to Caffeine Book Tours I get to be a part…
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review: crier’s war by nina varela
Continue ReadingCrier wanted to study her like a map. Draw an easy path between all the specific yet scattered points of her. To be honest, I don’t even know how to start this review of Crier’s War by Nina Varela or if I’ll ever be able…
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arc review: a song below water by bethany c. morrow
Continue ReadingI knew it was a difficult life. I knew it was difficult for people other than me. I also knew they were allowed to say so and I wasn’t. A Song Below Water follows Tavia and Effie. Two sisters, not by blood, but sisters nonetheless.…