A Monster Calls
by Patrick Ness
I starting reading this book while I was in bed with the flu, thinking it was a short story from which would be fun to read a few pages before going to bed. A couple of hour later I was still up crying like a baby to myself. Maybe it was the fever or I was...
PokemonGo #2 - Book Tag
Disclaimer - the book tag idea and the graphics are from Read at Midnight, Pokemon Go belongs to Niantic and Nintendo.
With all the hype going around PokemonGo, I just couldn't pass this book tag.
You can't go anywhere this days, without seeing people...
Cress
by Marissa Meyer
This series is so much fun! It's not intellectual letterature, but is funny and enjoyable. It has it all: the romance, the actions and new discoveries about our characters' past. You can't really get bored with it.
This is the third book in the Lunar Chronicles...
Robot #1
Humanoid robot have always been a science-fiction reality, but what man can imagine soon finds his place in real life.
If we ever dreamed or fantasized about one day having our own robot: ready to bring us the remote control, turn the lights off, tidy up the mass of clothes...
After You
by Jojo Moyes
Jojo Moyes should be banned from writing she can make you an emotional wreck. Gosh I hate her, she is too damn good at it!
"You're going to feel uncomfortable in your new world for a bit. But I hope you feel a bit exhilarated too. Live boldly. Push yourself....
Me Before You
by Jojo Moyes
I pick up this book a few month ago watching book to movie trailer on youtube, thinking I was gonna read a romantic tale, but one quarter into the book I was already crying like a desperate kid whose ice cream just fell on the ground. Me Before You is much more...
Summer Reads
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Summer, is one of the perfect seasons to read. The sun is shining, I can finally pick up my books and lying in the grass outside, with a coconut cocktail, sunglasses and a big flowery hat. Well, at least, that's what I picture myself doing every summer, but things never go...
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children #1
by Ransom Rigg
This book has been quite popular and a bestselling on depositary book for a while now but when I saw Tim Burton movie trailer I had to read it.
The protagonist of this story is Jacob, a quite spoiled and detached sixteen-year-old,...
The Star-Touched Queen
by Roshani Chokshi
What a strange read to evalue it's this one. I've been having mixed feelings about this book from the start to the end.
It present itself like a fairy-tale retelling, based on stories like Beauty and the Beast and the greek myth of Hades...
First Comes Love
by Emily Goodwin
I sometimes feel like reading some juicy-romance, they are usually quick read which, most of the time, I won't remember in a week time.
It's really hard to find a New Adult with a good plot and strong characters, most of them are just trashy read....
Scarlet
by Marissa Meyer
What an upgrade this book had from Cinder! He went from adventure to badassery.
As in the first book this is still a retelling and as you did probably grasp from the cover we are going to get involved with red hoods and famish wolfs. Marissa Meyer takes little...
JUNE WRAP-UP
June wow, what a month of reading is been. I've read so many good books and some amazing one.
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I started this month looking into the universe, with The Martian, by Andy Weir. It's a book that has been on my TBR for a long time, but I never could bring myself to read...
