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Recently, I was craving a dragon book, and after a bit of searching, I found this one, and it was great! It was a fast-paced entertaining read. Multi-pov is iffy to me because sometimes I like it, and other times I don’t. But this time I did, each POV was unique, and it was compelling
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Where Divine Rivals was chill, relaxed, and low stakes (despite being at war) Ruthless Vows was stressful, fast-paced, and had dire consequences everywhere. And that is exactly why I loved this one way more than the first one! While I loved Divine Rivals, I could not get enough of Ruthless Vows it kept me on
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I’ve been reading a lot more adult-ish/serious fantasy books lately, so it was really nice to read a true YA. It was like a breath of fresh air. Normally, I prefer a fantasy book with a side of romance, so I was pleasantly surprised that I liked this book as much as I did since
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After hearing about a certain prince with a tail on Instagram, I knew I had to read this book(I love a character with a tail). Now, after being pretty excited to start reading the book, I feel a little conflicted. It’s not that I didn’t like the book I just wanted more, specifically more romance.
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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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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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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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