Hi everyone! Happy April! How are you? Spring is in full bloom over here and I feel alive again! I’m back on the blog today to talk about my first love: dystopia! But what are dystopian novels, exactly? Dystopian literature offers a vision of the future. It portrays dystopias, which are societies in cataclysmic decline,…
Review: Girls with Sharp Sticks, Suzanne Young
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Review: Cinderella is Dead, Kalynn Bayron
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10 young adult fantasy, sci-fi and dystopia gems you should be reading
Hi friends! I’m back today with part II of my “gems you should be reading series”. After talking about all the young adult contemporaries I adore and need to be read by, well, you ; today, I’m chatting about some fantasy, science-fiction and dystopia books I really loved and feel like deserve more love. I’m…
Review: The Quiet At The End of The World, Lauren James
There are no spoilers in this review. I discovered Lauren James a little while ago with her debut, The Next Together and somehow I knew this, this was an author with tons of potential. My instinct seemed to have been right. I really, really had a fantastic time reading The Loneliest Girl Of The Universe…
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