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I mostly read books I’ve bought or I’ve borrowed from the library or a friend. If I do receive a book from a publisher or an author, I state that at the beginning of my review. My reviews are always my own opinion, good or bad. I’m also not paid for reviews.
Review: Midnight Sun
As mentioned in Midnight Sun: An Apology, I’ve been waiting to finish Edward’s version of events for 12 years. I’d be lying if I didn’t say I was worried I was going to be let down. First, I wondered if Stephenie was going to let the movies influence her at all. Second, I wondered if […]
Midnight Sun: An Apology
As soon as I read Stephenie Meyer’s announcement that Midnight Sun was coming out in August, I pre-ordered it on Amazon so it would arrive on release day, August 4. Yesterday, I received an email from Amazon stating that it was being delayed and I wouldn’t receive it until Thursday. *firstworldproblems* I called my local […]
July 2020 Monthly Wrap-Up
I’ve been reading up a storm! I’m so excited at how many books I’m reading right now. I’m reading one per week, sometimes two. I’ve never done this in my entire life. It feels awesome to be doing it, not for the accomplishment of it but for the fun of it. I’m reading so many […]
Series Review: His Dark Materials
There are mild spoilers for The Amber Spyglass in this review. This is my second time reading the His Dark Materials series. I loved it the first time I read the series and I loved it this second time as well. I love the mystery, the political and religious intrigue, and I absolutely love the […]
Because of Harry Potter
It never fails; I always think about Harry Potter around July 31. I don’t always say anything about it, except maybe in passing, but I always think about the books that changed my life. I always say Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight got me reading. That’s true, but only to a point. Twilight got me reading voraciously. But, I […]