July's FairyLoot box had items inspired by Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo, To Kill A Kingdom by Alexandra Christo, Pirates of the Caribbean and Daughter of the Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller. And as always, art for the box by Taratjah was ... Read the Post...
OwlCrate Unboxing August 2018 | Ruthless Royals
August's OwlCrate theme was 'Ruthless Royals' and I think it's probably my favourite box so far! It included items inspired by: Throne of Glass, The Belles, The Cruel Prince and Disney. (So, really... I was bound to love it anyway!) The ... Read the Post...
Book Review | The Boneless Mercies by April Genevieve Tucholke
I've been wanting to read this for a while now, I picked up a copy from the latest Northern YA Literary Festival event and the synopsis had me interested from the beginning. The Boneless Mercies was such a captivating fantasy read. It has ... Read the Post...
My Breakdown of YALC 2018 (Finally…)
I've previously posted about my haul from YALC but I wanted to talk about just how awesome I found the whole weekend, especially because it was my first ever YALC trip! And I'm sorry, I'm probably the latest person to the wrap-up post party but... I ... Read the Post...
Book Review | Mirage by Somaiya Daud
Hey everyone! On the off-chance that anyone is after sci-fi-fantasy-hybrid story with a fantastic focus on character development and based off a culture which isn't commonly represented in books, Mirage is most definitely the book you're after. I ... Read the Post...
The Supernatural and Fantastical Event of NYALitFest
Saturday 21st July saw another Northern YA Literary Festival event, this time a 'spin-off' event for the Supernatural and Fantastical! As with the annual event back in March, the day was full of bookish things, panels, and signings which was awesome ... Read the Post...
Book Review | This Mortal Coil by Emily Suvada
Why did I leave this book almost a whole year before I read it? Because honestly, I have no idea. I seriously loved this book because it's just so smart, the whole concept is unique but frightening at the same time (could humans end up being able to ... Read the Post...
Book Review | The Exact Opposite of Okay by Laura Steven
I'll admit that back in March when The Exact Opposite of Okay was published I was slightly worried about reading it because everyone loved it and I was scared I might not like it as much. Anyway fast forward to August and I've finally read it and I ... Read the Post...
YALC Haul of 2018
I WENT TO MY FIRST EVER YALC AND IT WAS AWESOME. Seriously, July was just great because I got to attend the Northern YA Literary Festival on the 21st and then on the 27th-29th it was YALC at the London Film and Comic Con. Honestly, my favourite part ... Read the Post...
FairyLoot Unboxing July 2018 | The Power Within
July's FairyLoot box had items inspired by Falling Kingdoms by Morgan Rhodes, Snow Like Ashes by Sara Raasch, Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling, And I Darken by Kiersten White, Sky in the Deep by Adrienne Young and Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi ... Read the Post...