I was really, really excited for The Sins on Their Bones. It sounded like something totally up my alley and while I loved some parts, I felt like others fell flat. Continue reading to find out what I struggled with and what I absolutely loved! Dimitri Alexeyev used to be the Tzar of Novo-Svitsevo. Now, […]
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I don’t know why I waited this long to pick up Babel. I was excited for it ever since I got to know about its release. It was my birthday present to myself on release day. And then it just stood on my shelf. But hey, better late than never. And now I cannot physically […]
Funny Story by Emily Henry | ARC-Review
By kat @ bookish blades on 24/04/2024Imagine having a bad day, opening up your laptop to check your mail and there it sits: a very unexpected email that gives you access to the new book from your favourite author. Because that’s who Emily Henry is for me. Over the years I have loved her books fiercely and Funny Story was my […]
The gorgeous, gorgeous cover of Fathomfolk was what first made me want to pick up this book. And then it was so easy for me to dive into the story and get immersed in it completely. This book made me discuss things with myself and others, it made me think but it also made me […]
The Absinthe Underground by Jamie Pacton | ARC-Review
By kat @ bookish blades on 06/03/2024So far, I’ve loved all of Jamie pacton’s books I’ve read. It started out with her debut, Kit Sweetly, which is one of my all time favourite books. I also loved her first fantasy novel, The Vermilion Emporium. I was very excited to get approved for an ARC of The Absinthe Underground which is set […]
Murtagh – Eine dunkle Bedrohung von Christopher Paolini | Rezension
By kat @ bookish blades on 26/12/2023Wie viele andere auch bin ich mit Eragon aufgewachsen, habe mehr ungeduldig als geduldig auf weitere Teile gewartet, wollte unbedingt auch einen Drachen. Und wie bei vielen anderen auch, war Murtagh einer meiner Lieblingscharaktere. Dass er jetzt seine eigene Geschichte bekommt, hat mich also in größte Freude versetzt und ich habe mich sehr aufs Lesen […]