A Vow So Bold and Deadly continues the breakdown of Rhen and Grey’s relationship. They were once inseparable because of the curse, united in their love for the kingdom of Emberfall. But now, their new rivalry might cause the downfall of the very thing they seek to protect.
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Being Toffee deepened my understanding of dementia and the repercussions of domestic violence. Whether good or bad, our memories are an integral part of who we are today.
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This is my favorite Harry Potter book so far, and I won’t be surprised if the next books throw me off my feet as well.
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I probably would’ve given this a higher rating if the first book hadn’t been such a masterpiece. Still, I’m sure that the finale will be much better.
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Call It What You Want is a profound commentary on morality. Rest assured, it’s anything but boring. Rob and Meagan might be unlikable at first, but their humility and perseverance will grow on you.
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The Edge of Everything is thankfully not overrated. I desperately need someone with whom I can share my feelings.
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A Curse So Dark and Lonely is the best book I’ve read this year. It deserves 5 stars not because it’s perfect but because it can give you so much joy and inspiration.
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Once again, I fell in love with Sarah J. Maas’ writing style. It’s so easy to get into the story, and once you’ve started reading the book, it’s gonna be hard to put it down because all you want to do is spend your time inside the world she created.
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A Court of Thorns and Roses is a fairy-tale retelling of Beauty and the Beast, and like any other fantasy retelling, it comes with very interesting twists.
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Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas My rating: 4 of 5 stars Last year, I gave Throne of Glass one star. I irrevocably loathed Celaena, and I vowed to never continue the series. However, as my anger gradually faded and peer pressure started to kick in, I decided to make a bookish compromise by…
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