Wondering what new releases you need to add to your TBR this May? Look no further. I’ve selected ten of the most exciting new releases for the month of May […]
Tag: dystopian
The Knight and the Butcherbird by Alix E. Harrow | Book Review
Read if you like: Gorgeous prose Dystopian setting Elements of horror Short stories Quotes: “She knew me then, at the beginning of ourselves, and she knew me now, here at […]
Hitting Shelves Today | July 18 New Book Releases
Hitting Shelves Today is a feature on Kait Rose, highlighting new book releases for the week. *Amazon links are affiliates links* A Soul of Ash and Blood Jennifer L. Armentrout […]
Legend (Legend #1) by Marie Lu | Review
my thoughts: Why, oh why, did I wait so freaking long to read this book? I’ve had Legend on my TBR since I first heard about it, back in 2011. […]
Blog Tour: Feuds by Avery Hastings | Review
Feuds was far from what I expected it to be and I mean that in both a good and bad way. I started the book knowing very little about it […]
The Giver (The Giver #1) by Lois Lowry | Review
The Giver has been on my shelf for years! I’ve always been interested in it but never enough to actually read it. As required reading for my YA lit class […]
Blog Tour: Idols (Icons #2) by Margaret Stohl | Review
It’s not often that I read a sequel that not only measures up to the first book but surpasses it but Idols definitely does that. Icons grabbed my attention and […]
Icons (Icons #1) by Margaret Stohl | Review
Icons, Margaret Stohl’s first solo venture, let me down in a lot of ways. I was expecting a fast-paced book full of pulse-pounding action and suspense and that is definitely […]
Blog Tour: The Murder Complex (The Murder Complex #1) by Lindsay Cummings | Review
The Murder Complex is Lindsay Cummings’ debut novel and the start of what promises to be an awesome new dystopian series. The characters, the story, and the pulse pounding action […]
Short Story Saturday: Leaving by Ally Condie | Review
Leaving is one of those stories that could be good but wasn’t really. Ally Condie started off strong but there was just too much information missing from the story for […]