I have always found the biblical apocalypse fascinating and I am adamant on finding and reading any book set in such apocalyptic setting. I love how authors turn and twist events and really make the world their own. This book does no such thing. It is nothing but...
As you may know, I have recently went on a Sarah J. Maas rereading spree. The contents of the fifth book in the Throne of Glass series, Empire of Storms, destroyed me. So I decided to reread every book up until EoS so that I could feed my Book Hangover and to also remember half the stuff I had shamefully forgotten. While rereading...
For a children's book, I thought Coraline had some huge amount of creepiness. Not fluffy creepy, or nice creepy; it was honestly creepy.
I'm not sure how I feel about it though. Sure, it was an enjoyable read, but as its the norm for me with Neil Gaiman's MCs, I did not connect with Coraline on any level whatsoever. She felt so far away to me without any real character.
I was also confused as to where...
A Safe Haven of Books
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Everything is, everything exists, only because I love.
Rosaline's Rolls & Scrolls 