Review/Comment: Her stepbrothers’ demands by Trinity Blacio
There are so many things wrong with this book…
Review: Never Fade by Alexandra Bracken
The world she is living in is a dangerous one and she is no killer. So she doubts herself. So she breaks sometimes a little.
Review: The darkest minds by Alexandra Bracken
I really liked their developing relationship and I wanted them to develop one.
Review: Habit Quotes: Inspirational Picture Quotes about Habits and Change by Gabi Rupp
Description: Inspirational Picture Quotes about Habits and Change is a beautiful combination of photography and timeless wisdom. As one of a series of Picture Quotes books it is written for the lover of visually appealing motivational quotes. Whether for your personal library or as a gift, inspirational Picture Quotes about Habits is an […]
Review: Dark Glass by David Skynner
This is a really creepy book! Things you can only see if they’re reflected somewhere?
Review: Inspirational Picture Quotes About Happiness by Gabi Rupp
Description: Happiness is a choice not a faith. It is the sum of our daily thoughts and actions. Newest scientific research proves that happiness can be trained. Gabi Rupp invites you with lovely inspirational picture quotes to find happiness within yourself and push you to be a better version of […]
Review: The Dystopian Nation of City-State – “Prescription for Ratings: The Contestants” by Kaisy Wilkerson-Mills & James Courtney
I love dystopian novels. I loved how violent this one was, how raw.
Review: Tainted Energy by Lynn Vroman
I really like Lena, the way she stands up to her father, helps her mother but doesn’t lose herself in it.
Review: Casting shadows everywhere by Tim McBain & L.T. Vargus
But this one got a hold of me and I soon didn’t even notice the journal-writing anymore
Review: Starbright by Rachel Higginson
Because of the whole relationship drama the actual earth is in danger theme wasn’t really that present. Sadly.
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