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One man. Assassin. Caster. A new world. And a Game that is as brutal as …
This LitRPG book with a bit of its own spin on it was a good read. I think the speed I read it speaks for itself. 4.2/5
A Deadly Education is set at Scholomance, a school for the magically gifted where failure …
I love fantasy novels and Harry Potter holds a special place in my heart, so finding a new British school book that's darker, gripping, and has a very different style of magic was extremely exciting. Try this book and you won't be disappointed. I will admit that I was annoyed by the MC in the beginning, but that fell away as I was introduced to the world and her own character developed.
Worn out after decades of packing steel and raising hell, Viv the orc barbarian cashes …
Cute book with some slice of life elements and of course lots of coffee. It feels like the pace is a bit strange, but I don't quite know how to describe it. 3.9/5, rounded up to 4.
The Dwarves want to fight. They’re ordered to escape. Turtling up is the best of …
Once I got into this book I absolutely devoured it. My usual fantasy plus puns!
Jason arrives at a kingdom in peril and he's surprised to discover that it's not …
I like magic. I like puns. I like wit. What more do you need from a fantasy book?
FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON made its first appearance as a short story which was rapidly and …
This was a great book! It is clear why it won so many awards. You know the conclusion almost immediately, but the tale is gripping and interesting enough for you to see how it gets there. Flowers for Algernon is about love, loss, and most importantly self-discovery. My only complaint is that the book is a bit slow to start with all the bad grammar but that comes with the territory. All in all recommended.
Class secrets revealed. A large Shoe to fill. Peace is only on the table.
Joe’s …
Enjoyable as always. I really like this series and bad puns are always a plus.
Legends speak of wizards with the power to rival Gods…
To Hump, it’s just a …
This book was good fun. Not overly complex, but the magic system is interesting. I rate it a solid 3.75/5 and round it up to 4.
Maulkin didn't know dying would mean a new eternity of dungeon delving, monster slaying, and …
This book is not complicated. It’s a fantasy romp with bad puns, risqué jokes, and a heavy focus on violence. A good time waster. I’m definitely willing to try the other books in this series.
If Fiona has learned anything in life, it’s how to keep a secret―even from the …
This is my first review on this platform, and a bit off genre for me so excuse any weirdness. This book is relatively short, only 296 pages on my kindle and 304 on the paperback. It explores both a woman uncovering the secrets surrounding her biological father's and mother's affair and how it went down from her mother's point of view. Their is quite a bit of character switching in this book, but even as a person not a fan of the practice, I did not find it too jarring. I do like how the main protagonist's view of the events becomes more complex and understanding of all parties, especially in the chapter before the epilogue.
About the message I mentioned in the title, it is actually explicitly stated in form of the protagonist's thoughts. To summarize, it's about not letting your regrets define you and to count your blessing, …
This is my first review on this platform, and a bit off genre for me so excuse any weirdness. This book is relatively short, only 296 pages on my kindle and 304 on the paperback. It explores both a woman uncovering the secrets surrounding her biological father's and mother's affair and how it went down from her mother's point of view. Their is quite a bit of character switching in this book, but even as a person not a fan of the practice, I did not find it too jarring. I do like how the main protagonist's view of the events becomes more complex and understanding of all parties, especially in the chapter before the epilogue.
About the message I mentioned in the title, it is actually explicitly stated in form of the protagonist's thoughts. To summarize, it's about not letting your regrets define you and to count your blessing, though written much more eloquently than I could ever express.
If you just want a nice Realistic Fiction book to pick up this serves that purpose well. It's even on Kindle Unlimited if you have it. I don't know how to end this review but thank you for bothering to read this mess of a first review.