So at the end of the year, I decided that I was going to make January my Harry Potter month. I wanted to reread all the books, plus read the screenplays, and read Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Beedle the Bard, and Quidditch Through the Ages.
I enjoyed this book more than I thought I would. This was a quick read full of emotion, great characters, and real life.
So in Puddin’, we follow two POV’s, Millie and Callie. We still get the old gang here and there, which is awesome, but this book takes us on a different adventure than Dumplin’ did. We all know that Millie is the “other fat girl” in Dumpin’ who ends up winning second place in the pageant and seems way more confident than Willow Dean.
Wow. That’s about all I can say about this book… on to the Spoilery part of this review. Okay, not really. But this book was soo intense. I thought Lord of Shadows was a crazy, intense ride, but I was wrong. That book is nothing compared to this one.
Lord of Shadows is the second installment of The Dark Artifices and it definitely does not disappoint. This book is soooo dang good. I didn’t actually plan on reading this series at all, but I ended up reading Lady Midnight because I heard such great things about it.
I seriously love this new edition to the Shadowhunter world. The Mortal Instruments was one of the first series I read when I got back into reading again. It was something so new, but I loved it.
We have finally come to the end of this amazing series. It took me a lot longer to listen to, mostly because I didn’t want it to be over. I finished it a few days ago and still can’t believe it’s over. I will miss these characters something fierce.
Dumplin’ was such a fun read! I laughed, I cried, and I fell in love with all of these characters quickly! I also found a new love for Dolly Parton! I am currently listening to the Dumplin’ soundtrack while typing up this review and I am enjoying myself immensely.
Non-Spoiler Review The 6th installment of the Throne of Glass series picks back up from Queen of Shadows. Chaol is left with a spinal injury leaving him paralyzed from the waist down. Chaol and Nesryn travel to the southern continent to go to the “Torre Chesme” in hopes of …
The 5th installment of the Throne of Glass series definitely did not disappoint. I have been going through my re-listen of the series in preparation of Kingdom of Ash and this will be my second time listening to Empire of Storms.
