Hello hello to be honest, I’m not much of a contemporary reader. If there’s no fantasy, I don’t want it. Except it sounds super good, then I’m getting all grabby hands. Somehow I read contemporaries mostly during summer. I don’t know why, but they somehow have a summer-y vibe even though they are set in […]
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The Young Elites by Marie Lu
By Kat @ Bookish Blades on 07/04/2017The Young Elites series (The Young Elites – The Rose Society – The Midnight Star) seems to be one of those “either you love it or you hate it”- series. I, for my part, am a total fan of it. I’ve already devoured Marie Lu’s Legend trilogy and then when I’ve heard of a new […]
I haven’t done a Top 5 Thursday in aaaages. But standing in front of my bookshelf I realized something: Not only do I have like 4647302 unread books, but most of them are part of a series. I’ve started a lot, but with some I just didn’t have the motivation to continue or even just […]
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The Aubrey-Maturin series by Patrick O’Brian
By Kat @ Bookish Blades on 10/03/2017If you follow me on any social media or know me in real life, you probably heard of Master and Commander. The Aubrey-Maturin series is 20 1/2 books long and I have only read 3 so far but I’m featuring it in this post because I LOVE it and I am 99,99% sure that I […]
Hello, hello, I know it’s not a Thursday but I’m only a day late, so I guess that’s okay. Last time I showed you my favourite female characters, so today come the male counterparts. This was quite hard (except for number one, because he’s my all time favourite character), but I made a list.. now, […]
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Friday Favourites: Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
By Kat @ Bookish Blades on 24/02/2017The first Friday Favourites is for the Six of Crows duology by Leigh Bardugo. Book one was released in 2015 and the second one, Crooked Kingdom, in 2016. This is one of those series that captures you right from page one and you laugh and cry with the characters. Why do I love these books […]
