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Here you will find book reviews, recommendations and our general bookish ramblings!
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Fable for The End of the World by Ava Reid - A Customer Review
The Last of Us meets The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes in this stand-alone dystopian romance about survival, sacrifice, and love that risks everything.
The Drowning Empire by Andrea Stewart - A Series Review
The Drowning Empire by Andrea Stewart is a completed trilogy consisting of the books: The Bone Shard Daughter, The Bone Shard Emporer and The Bone Shard War and is set in the coastal fantasy world of The Phoenix Empire during the reign of the Sukai Dynasty. Lin is the Emporer’s daughter and for years during her father’s reign she has felt like she has something to prove and with the Emporer’s reign failing and rebellion sweeping across the islands, Lin must do what she can to make her father recognise her as heir to the throne and vows to do so by mastering the forbidden arts of bone shard magic, which only her father knows how to use. However magic like that comes with a cost and the more Lin delves into learning the bone shard magic, the more she learns about her father and the secrets he keeps behind locked doors.
Customer Review - The Prince Without Sorrow by Maithree Wijesekara
Debut novel by Maithree Wijesekara is set in the Ran Empire, inspired by the Mauryan Dynasty of Ancient India. The story follows the lives of two people experiencing the Ran Empire from different viewpoints.
Customer Review…Dragon Riders of Roar
Fantasy Books Coming Out in January to June 2025
It’s a new year which means new books and there are plenty of new fantasies that we absolutely can not wait to get our hands on. From debut authors, new series and sequels we have been waiting a thousand years to read, there is plenty to look forward to in the first half of the year.
Atalanta by Jennifer Saint - A Review
With every Jennifer Saint book I read, I always feel myself being compelled to keep reading and it was no different with Atalanta. Saint’s writing style is easy to read but also has substance to it and other than the many unpronouncable names that the greeks used, I had no problems flying through this book.
A Rewiew of My Dog
The Dark Mirror - a Review
Some books are so familiar that reading them is like being home again…
What To Read If You Love These Horror Movies
I don’t read a lot of horror books but I do love horror movies, all year round, not just during spooky season. So while I may not have read a ton of horror, here are the ones I would recommend if you loved or enjoyed any of these films.
Customer Review of ‘The Kiss of the Nightingale’ by Adi Denner
Customer review of “Rewitched” by Lucy Jane Wood
Robyn Reviews “Our Infinite Fates”.
Book Review - Cruel Is The Light by Sophie Clark
Cruel is the Light is a debut Young Adult Romantasy by Sophie Clark. The shop was lucky enough to receive an advanced copy from the publishers Penguin Random House. It comes out in hardback on the 23rd of January 2025 and I can not wait for you all to be able to get your hands on this book. This is one of those books that’ll keep you up until 2am reading it.
Book Review - The Book That Wouldn’t Burn by Mark Lawrence
“All books, no matter their binding, will fall to dust. the stories they carry may last longer. they might outlive the paper, the library, even the language in which they were first written. the greatest story can reach the stars.”
Childrens reading
The Book of Azrael by Amber V. Nicole - Review
When I first picked this book up I wasn’t expecting to like it all, in fact I thought this would be a DNF. It ended up being a 5 star read and the book that got me back into reading fantasy!
The Duke and I by Julia Quinn - A Team Review
Chesnut Springs by Elsie Silver - A Series Review
The Chestnut Springs Series by Elsie Silver is a series of five romance novels set in a fictional western town, on a ranch following the love lives of three brothers and two other characters. Be warned, once you start this series you will not be able to put it down. I binged the whole thing in a week, these books are so easy to read and I was emmersed in the world, the author really knows how to describe a setting and make you feel like you’re there without the book feeling overly descriptive.
The Whisperwicks: Labrinth of Lost & Found by Jordan Lees - Guest Review
We are very lucky to have recieved a copy of The Whisperwicks from the publisher. Thank you to our guest reviewer Jo for reading and writing a review of The Whisperwicks: Labrinth of Lost & Found for us.