As much as I enjoy certain kinds of poetry, I can admit that more modern poetry isn’t really my jam and that I can be (more than) a little obstinately resistant…
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I remember first seeing To Kill a Kingdom when I was browsing online around the time it was originally released; the title caught my eye as…
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Getting to see how Cardan became the (admittedly very problematic) person he was at the start of The Folk of the Air and experiencing those events from…
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The consequences of choice is far from being an unexplored theme in literature, but Matt Haig’s approach to it in his latest novel, The Midnight Library, was truly…
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Unsurprisingly, The Silence of Six spent a good couple years idling in my to-be-read pile before I finally got around to giving it a try. And when I did, I pretty quickly…
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1. The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien Really, anything and everything by Tolkien will always be at the top of my…
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For many writers, one of the most annoying parts of writing a story is keeping track of a seemingly ever-growing and never-ending cast…
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I’ll be honest: Going into Rebel, I was worried about what I would think of it. Not so much because I though Marie Lu would do anything short of a spectacular…
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Writing is an art and, like with painting or acting, it comes naturally to some people more so than others. But, no matter how much…
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Purple Hibiscus is, admittedly, probably not a book I would have chosen to buy and read on my own terms–I love history, but aside from historical fiction based on…