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Weekly Wrap Up: April 1-7

April 7, 2019April 6, 2019

Books I Reviewed This Week:

Two Can Keep a Secret

Two Can Keep A Secret by Karen M. McManus – My Review

Slayer (Slayer, #1)

Slayer by Kiersten White – My Review

Books I Read This Week:

King of Scars (Nikolai Duology, #1)

King of Scars by Leigh Bardugo

If I Was Your Girl

If I Was Your Girl by Meredith Russo

Currently Reading:

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink

Other Bookish Posts:

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What books did you guys read this week, any new favourites? I’d love to get more recommendations as if my TBR pile isn’t big enough already!

What fandoms or mythologies would you like to see me cover? I really need some recommendations.

Any reads on your winter or spring TBRs? Books you’re looking forward to in 2019? Let me know in the comments below!

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“Skies save me from the men in my life and all the things they think they know.” ⁣ ― Sabaa Tahir, A Reaper at the Gates⁣ _____________________⁣ A Reaper at the Gates is the third book in the An Ember in the Ashes quartet. Despite having been away from the world for the two years between books, when Reaper started I was immediately pulled back in. I was completely engrossed in the storyline, back in love with the characters and on the edge of my seat about what was going to happen next.⁣ _____________________⁣ Be sure to click the link in my profile to read my full review for #AReaperAtTheGates by @SabaaTahir !⁣ _____________________⁣ #books #book #bookworm #booklover #bibliophile #reading #booknerd #instabook #bookaholic #read #igreads #bookish #bookaddict #booklove #instabooks #bookphotography #love #currentlyreading #yalit #reader #booklovers #ilovebooks #goodreads #literature #bookstagram #flowers

“He’d almost told the princess that she could keep Hellas’s Horse, but there was something to be said about the prospect of charging down Morath foot soldiers atop a horse named Butterfly.” ― Sarah J. Maas, Tower of Dawn⁣ _____________________⁣ Tower of Dawn is the sixth book in the Throne of Glass series, although it was originally intended to be a novella. Chaol's story grew until it was a fully fledged narrative itself and deserved its own proper entry into this series. The events of Tower of Dawn happen in tandem with the events of Empire of Storms, so as readers we generally know what is happening across the sea when Chaol is still in the dark. ⁣ _____________________⁣ Be sure to click the link in my profile to read my full review for #TowerofDawn by @SJMaas !⁣ _____________________⁣ #books #book #bookworm #booklover #bibliophile #reading #booknerd #instabook #bookaholic #read #igreads #bookish #bookaddict #booklove #instabooks #bookphotography #love #currentlyreading #yalit #reader #booklovers #ilovebooks #goodreads #literature #bookstagram #flowers

“While freedom gives rise to growth and enlightenment, permission allows evil to flourish in a light of day that would otherwise destroy it.” ― Neal Shusterman, Thunderhead _____________________ Thunderhead is the thrilling sequel to Scythe, an intriguing science fiction series written by Neal Shusterman. After the events of the first book, I was very interested to see where the story would lead and I was not disappointed. Both the world and the characters developed beautifully over the course of the novel. I felt that the main characters were provided with additional depth and nuanced motives. It allowed them to be more realized and unique individuals. They struggled with their places in the world and had to come to terms with a changing Scythedom. Even some of the supporting characters were more fleshed out. _____________________ Thunderhead was one of my favourite reads of 2018 and I'm so excited to read the third book in the #ArcOfAScythe series. While I patiently wait, I'm reading another of Neal Shusterman's series - Unwind and I am so intrigued so far! _____________________ Be sure to click the link in my profile to read my full review for #Thunderhead by @NealShusterman ! _____________________ #books #book #bookworm #booklover #bibliophile #reading #booknerd #instabook #bookaholic #read #igreads #bookish #bookaddict #booklove #instabooks #bookphotography #love #currentlyreading #yalit #reader #booklovers #ilovebooks #goodreads #literature #bookstagram #flowers

“Every good story needs a villain.But the best villains are the ones you secretly like.” ― Stephanie Garber, Legendary⁣ _____________________⁣ Caraval introduced us to a world in which a magical game is played and the winner is given a wish. We meet the sisters, Scarlet and Tella, who have always dreamt of playing Caraval and escaping their lives on a boring, forgotten island. We hear tales of the mysterious Legend, master of the games and wielder of magic. And we learn that it's only a game - or is it? Legendary continues that story in dramatic fashion and throws even more twists in our path.⁣ _____________________⁣ Be sure to click the link in my profile to read my full review for #Legendary by @StephanieGarber !⁣ _____________________⁣ #books #book #bookworm #booklover #bibliophile #reading #booknerd #instabook #bookaholic #read #igreads #bookish #bookaddict #booklove #instabooks #bookphotography #love #currentlyreading #yalit #reader #booklovers #ilovebooks #goodreads #literature #bookstagram #flowers

“Manon rose in the saddle, sliding a leg under her, body tensing to make the jump ahead. And she said to Abraxos, touching his spine, "I love you." It was the only thing that mattered in the end. The only thing that mattered now.” ⁣ _____________________⁣ December's @Fairyloot box was #Dragons so of course, I had to subscribe. Mythological creatures are some of my favourites and dragons rank at the top. Do you have a favourite creature from myths and legends?⁣ _____________________⁣ I got this copy of #FireAndHeist by @SarahBethDurst from the #FairyLoot box - and it's all about shapeshifters who can turn into dragons. How amazing does that sound?!⁣ _____________________⁣ #books #book #bookworm #booklover#bibliophile #reading #booknerd#instabook #bookaholic #read #igreads#bookish #bookaddict #booklove#instabooks #bookphotography #love#currentlyreading #yalit #reader#booklovers #ilovebooks #goodreads#literature #bookstagram #flowers #fairyphoto21

"The High King is very bad at romance." - The Wicked King by @blackholly⁣ _____________________⁣ Who else is excited for TheWickedKing to come out tomorrow? ⁣ _____________________⁣ Be sure to click the link in my profile to read my review for #TheLostSisters which is the novella that bridges #TheCruelPrince and #TheWickedKing - you still have time to read it before the sequel comes out tomorrow!⁣ _____________________⁣ #books #book #bookworm #booklover#bibliophile #reading #booknerd#instabook #bookaholic #read #igreads#bookish #bookaddict #booklove#instabooks #bookphotography #love#currentlyreading #yalit #reader#booklovers #ilovebooks #goodreads#literature #bookstagram #flowers #merakicandles

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