As the first quarter of the year draws to a close as we celebrate Easter, it seems like a good time to start detailing my good reads challenge 2022 with all my book recommendations for you all. So without further ado, here are the next couple of books I have read for my challenge this... Continue Reading →
The Mortal Word: A steampunk murder mystery threatens supernatural peace
The Invisible Library series only gets better from here; with higher stakes, higher emotions and higher danger for Irene. This allows for interesting new-dynamics between the protagonist Irene and her job and relationships, adds up to new directions for the series to take. The Library’s role across multiple alternate realities is about to be tested.... Continue Reading →
The Lost Plot: A case of lawful dragons and chaotic alliances
If you thought things couldn’t possibly get harder for Irene, you’re in for a surprise in this fourth instalment of the invisible library series; but never fear, Irene’s missions to save books are still ago! It begins after the events in an alternate reality version of Russia, concerning Irene having to face enemy Alberich again,... Continue Reading →
The Burning Page: A dramatic desperate mission goes up in flames
Who thought being a Librarian could be this exciting? Irene knows for sure, but she also knows the dangers of the job, better than most. Adventure, mystery, fantasy, drama, relationships and more are combined as this thrilling series, The Invisible Library, continues. Things are literally about to go up in flames for Irene. Irene is... Continue Reading →
The Masked City: A daring steam pink rescue mission across worlds
Everyone’s favourite book worm is back in the form of librarian spy , Irene Winters. In this sequel of Genevieve Cogmans’ series, she provides one of the most unpredictable edge of your seat action with a witty heart at its core as Irene must learn to break all the rules to save her friend, in... Continue Reading →
Goods Reads Challenge 2022: Part 1
Another year. Another reading challenge. I have found Good Reads to be just the ticket when it comes to sorting through my never ending to be read list and keeping to my reading goals despite how busy daily life can get. If you’re in need of recommendations to start off your own TBR lists, I... Continue Reading →
Why do we love tales of fantasy and science fiction?
Magical multiverses. Time Travel. Mythical Creatures. For all the books out there, fantasy and science fiction make up a large portion of the existing and upcoming works of fiction that are exciting readers today, and there are hundreds of reasons as to why we so readily consume these genres. So, what is it about otherworldly... Continue Reading →
A Crown of Midnight: A fanatical court of divided loyalties, dark secrets and and forbidden desire
Crown of Midnight is the second book in the Throne of Glass series. It is just as violent, dramatic and romantic as the first book, with even more tragedy than before. Celebes time at the assassins competition time is over, now the real games begin. Celaena Sardothein won the position of the King’s Assassin. There’s... Continue Reading →
A Court of Mist and Fury: A enthralling tale of women, solidarity and magic
If it wasn’t possible for the Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) series to get any better, its sequel changes everything, Sarah J Maas led you to believe previously. The rich world building, fantastical adventure and its stark realistic shine of issues affecting women brings meaning and emotion to every page of this slow burn... Continue Reading →
The Invisible Library: A unforgettable steam punk adventure with books
The only thing better than a book, is a book about reading and saving books, to save the world. The rich detailed lore of the world building and the clever witty and thrilling writing makes for an unforgettable adventure into Irene Winters, a intelligent highly trained bookworm and spy for the invisible library. The library... Continue Reading →
the girl and the city of books 