Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Genre: Science Fiction Age Recommended: 12 and up It’s been a long time coming and I’ve finally done it; I’ve begun to read the Maze Runner series! I heard that the movie for the … Continue reading Book Review: The Maze Runner by James Dashner
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Genre: Fiction Age Recommended: 14 and up I read and reviewed this book at the request of the author, who kindly provided me a copy of the book to review. While a short story … Continue reading Book Review: Sindoori Ranng by Gargi Saxena
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Genre: Thriller Age Recommended: 16 and up OMG it’s another Ellie Marney book!! Ever since I read her Every Breath series, I’d wanted to get my hands on another one of these, and she finally … Continue reading Book Review: No Limits by Ellie Marney
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Genre: Realistic Fiction Age Recommended: 15 and up Hello again! Sorry for the lack of posts last week- I had my last week of school for the year and was super busy with tests … Continue reading Throwback Tuesday: The Ascendant by Drew Chapman
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Genre: Realistic Fiction Age Recommended: 17 and up A welcome change from recent literature, this book tells the story of a humble rickshaw driver in India, showing us that the occupation you hold doesn’t … Continue reading Book Review: Mannu Rikshewala by Tuhin
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Genre: Fiction Age Recommended: 14 and up Hello wonderful readers! I’ve been on a short hiatus this year, trying to figure out how to balance my junior year workload with circuit debate and this … Continue reading Throwback Tuesday: Sinful Cinderella by Anita Valle
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Genre: Fiction Age Recommended: 15 and up Definitely one of the better “science” fiction books I’ve read, simply because the science in this book seems viable and not too far fetched. The book is written mostly in journal entries, which upholds the bleak tone of the author while keeping the reader engaged. This book has no romance, little to no self-reflection and reminiscing, and is pretty much all about one astronaut’s will to survive. It skips the cliche ending with reunions between family members and astronauts, and simply focuses on the intellect that a … Continue reading Book Review: The Martian by Andy Weir
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Genre: Harry Potter!!! Age Recommended: Everyone! Think you know Harry Potter? Think again. This book focuses on the last book of the Harry Potter installment, The Deathly Hallows. Divided into 7 chapters, each chapter aims to help you dig deeper into a section of the Harry Potter finale, with discussions on topics such as Alchemy in Harry Potter, Christianity in The Deathly Hallows, and even whether or not J.K.Rowling is one of the greatest authors in history (there are more reasons supporting this than one would think). The sheer depth of this novel is … Continue reading Book Review: The Deathly Hallows Lectures by John Granger
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars (though I’m definitely biased) Genre: MOTIVATIONAL Age Recommended: Every. Single. Unicorn. I’m so happy to have finally read this book, and needless to say, it exceeded expectations that were pretty high in the first place đŸ™‚ Lilly Singh has been one of my role models for the longest time. I religiously watched her new videos every Monday and Thursday, and even on the days she didn’t post new videos, I would go back and re-watch the old ones. My friends would laugh when I quoted her and my mom would blame her for my … Continue reading Book Review: How to Be A Bawse by Lilly Singh
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Genre: Fiction Age Recommended: 14 and up This book was courtesy of NetGalley. At 500+ pages, this book is a “hefty” read. The story was great and very detailed, but I think the author can afford … Continue reading Book Review: Forsaken Skies by D. Nolan Clark
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