SERIES REVIEW | The Lunar Chronicles | Marissa Meyer

My first ever whole series review as I review (ramble about) The Lunar Chronicles series, fairytale retellings in a scifi world that literally blew me all the way into a book hangover.

#SixforSunday : Characters that would fit in my family

Steph created the Six For Sunday challenge, and this quarter's prompts are here! My family as I usually define it is either my weird and wacky parents and siblings, or me and my best friend. Given that I don't even know how to fit into my bio family, I'm going with me and my best … Continue reading #SixforSunday : Characters that would fit in my family →

Archenemies, by Marissa Meyer (Review, Renegades #2)

It amazed Nova that he could create something real and tangible out of nothing. He could go on like this forever, creating a dream within a dream within a dream. This review may contain spoilers for Renegades - I will be discussing Archenemies (spoiler free) in the context of the previous book in the series. … Continue reading Archenemies, by Marissa Meyer (Review, Renegades #2) →

REVIEW | Renegades | Marissa Meyer | Renegades #1

Mistaken identity, morally grey MCs and identity porn between villains, heroes and civilians who are... all the same people. This is a twisty sci-fi story and kicks off a series I love. Rating: 4 stars

December Wrap Up and 2019 Stats!

I had to force myself not to throw in a Christmas Wrapping pun in the title, and I'm very proud of myself. This has been a surprisingly productive month, considering how busy work was and the fact that I was assassinated by the flu for a full week (and by Star Wars fanfiction). A good … Continue reading December Wrap Up and 2019 Stats! →

October and November Wrap Up

The Stats: PAGES READ IN OCTOBER: 2844 pages (-19%) across 8 books. PAGES READ IN NOVEMBER: 3369 pages (+18%) across 8 books. SO FAR IN 2019: 28,386 pages (+189.9%) across 83 books. Usually around 8 books is my maximum for a month. Sometimes 9 or 10 if it's quiet at work. For December, if I … Continue reading October and November Wrap Up →