books
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Time for the latest ACOTAR series book review! I’m going to start this off by saying that I went into this book annoyed. I was a hardcore Nesta hater, so when I realized that this book was mostly from her POV I was not happy. And then add that to the fact that I also
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Since this one is such a widdle baby book, I don’t really feel the need to give a score, so instead I’m just going to quickly share a few of my thoughts. The main thought is that it is the absolutely perfect book to follow Wings and Ruin. Where Wings and Ruin was the badassery
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Like I mentioned in my ACOMAF review I started this one immediately after so there are only a few specific thoughts I want to share about this one in particular. The first thought was that this was the perfect book to follow up ACOMAF. While the previous book was super emotional and all about healing
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I’ve been reading the whole ACOTAR series one right after another, so everything has kind of blended together, but I’m going to try my best to remember some of my thoughts on the specific books. Where I wasn’t able to get into A Court of Thornes and Roses till the very end, ACOMAF got its
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I’m screaming! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!! It’s finally happening! Shadow of the Wolf is finally continuing!!!!! This is without a doubt the best Christmas present ever! I literally can’t stop smiling, this is by far one of my favorite books of all time and I am so excited. This is one of those moments where I have been
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Due to my stupidity of not avoiding reels on Instagram(although, in my defense at the time I had no plans of reading Acotar, so why would I avoid spoilers), I already knew going in to not get attached to Tamlin. And since I knew this already, it definitely changed my opinion and reading experience of
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I decided to read this book because I needed something light and fun to read after the torment Iron Flame’s ending caused. It was probably the best book I could have read at that point! I was laughing at almost 90% of the book, which I was honestly surprised about. I’ve mentioned this before in
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If you’ve ever been enjoying all the laughs, cries, frustrations, and every other up and down in a book, and then that cliffhanger/reveal/twist pops up, and your whole world is rocked, then that’s exactly what Iron Flame is like. It was a wild ride and I loved every second of it!!!!!!!!! Now, I will try
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The best way to get me to read a Sci-Fi book is to throw in a bit of magic, so it’s no wonder I felt compelled to read this book. Right away, I’m saying this book is amazing because it made me cry very early on. Sure, I only cried once the whole book, but
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It’s always tough reviewing a movie adaptation of a book you’ve read because chances are it will either be horrible or amazing. But luckily for this one, it was a great adaptation! I loved everything included in this movie. The best parts must be the casting which was pure perfection, and the beautiful sets. With
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