Heaven and Earth by Arturo Riojas is a rather interesting addition to the existing debate over the environment and future of our species. The book is set in a futuristic world where cadmium poisoning has become a formidable issue and threat to the future of an alien species. Read more…
“Legend” by Marie Lu is the beginning of a dystopia trilogy set in the United States. The country has split in half, and The Republic governs the west. The story follows two teenagers: a criminal and the child of a wealthy family. Note: this review will contain major plot Read more…
I’ve adopted a new system to review and rate books. Instead of rating books out of five stars, I will be rating them out of ten. Here is what the new ratings mean: 1- I loathe this book with a burning passion and I believe that nobody should ever Read more…
“Camp Half-Blood Confidential” is a collection of various short stories, illustrations, and miscellaneous scenes that all pertain to Rick Riordan’s fictional world of gods, monsters, and adventure. Note: this review will differ from my normal style due to the fact that there is no real plot line. Read more…
“Pines” by Blake Crouch is the first book of the Wayward Pines trilogy. The name might sound familiar as there was a TV show based off of the trilogy, but it was canceled after season two. Please note: reader discretion is advised. This review will have detailed plot Read more…
I am back with another book review! “Suspicion” by Alexandra Monir. A thrilling tale of a royal family, murder, and a mystery dating back hundreds of years. Reader discretion is advised. This review will contain detailed plot spoilers and a few scenes that may be unsuitable for younger Read more…
Since full book reviews take an extremely long time to write, I am going to be starting to write flash book reviews, which will be much more brief, less detailed, and delve less into the plot. For book reviews that are highly requested, I will do a full review. If Read more…