Review: Spinning Silver
I don’t often pre-order books. I like to have them in my hands before deciding to buy a physical copy or not. But when it… Read More »Review: Spinning Silver
I don’t often pre-order books. I like to have them in my hands before deciding to buy a physical copy or not. But when it… Read More »Review: Spinning Silver
Guys, Eden Robinson is an absolute delight. I heard her read from Son of A Trickster at this year’s Festival of Literary Diversity, and she was… Read More »Review: Son of a Trickster
This lovely ARC of The Glass Town Game has been sitting in my TBR shelf since the Ottawa Blogger Meetup. It was too big for me… Read More »ARC Review: The Glass Town Game
I read Renee Ahdieh’s The Wrath and the Dawn for book club a few months back. It had some solid world building and an intriguing… Read More »Review: Flame in the Mist
I found Summerlong on NetGalley and requested it because I’d never read any Peter S. Beagle books. I know a lot of people are fans of The… Read More »Review: Summerlong
I almost always enjoy Shakespeare re-imaginings, so it’s no surprise that when I found Hag-Seed on NetGalley I was eager to see what Margaret Atwood could bring… Read More »Review: Hag-Seed
I’ve talked about how much I like Garth Nix before, so it should come as no surprise that I eagerly awaited the release of Goldenhand, the… Read More »Review: Goldenhand (Abhorsen #5)
I’ve been reading the Temeraire series since high school and have reread most of the books multiple times. They are so fun! Plus Temeraire and… Read More »Review: League of Dragons
Wylie meets Phinn at a rooftop party the night before her brother is supposed to go to jail. He takes her flying and Wylie and… Read More »Review: Never Ever
Vika Andreyev and Nikolai Karimov have trained all their lives to become the Tsar’s enchanter. But to achieve this destiny, they must participate in the… Read More »Review: The Crown’s Game