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Mar 28
Isadora by Charlotte McConaghy
Isadora is everything I wanted for the last instalment of The Chronicles of Kaya. It was brilliantly written and emotional, and I raced through it in two sittings. Falco and Isadora are probably my favourite pair from this series.
Mar 21
Reread: The Mime Order by Samantha Shannon
I know I’m a little late with this post but life just got in the way! I’m re-reading the series in anticipation of the release of The Song Rising (The Bone Season #3) with the help of Bloomsbury Australia! I definitely read The Mime Order more carefully than I had…
Feb 06
Blog Tour: Freeks by Amanda Hocking
Hi! I’m sharing a short QnA with Amanda Hocking today, who is the author of many awesome books including the upcoming Freeks. But first, a little about the book: QnA with Amanda Hocking Out of all the characters you’ve ever written, are there any standout characters you would revisit if…
Jan 31
Books to Look Out For: February 2017
A list of books to look out for in February 2017!
Jan 30
Reread: The Bone Season by Samantha Shannon
Unsurprisingly, the book is still amazing.
Jan 22
To the Sea by Christine Dibley
A gorgeous contemporary novel set in Tasmania, To the Sea was the perfect holiday read for me. Told in multiple points of view over the days between Christmas and New Year’s Eve, it conveys a beautiful story spanning generations.
Jan 16
Windwitch by Susan Dennard
I devoured Windwitch. It was almost impossible to put down from the very first page!! I think this series is perfect for fans of YA fantasy and a must read for anyone who enjoyed Truthwitch.
Jan 13
Truthwitch by Susan Dennard
Truthwitch is a quick and fun read that I loved. My excitement regarding Windwitch has been rejuvenated. I think this series will be enjoyed by those who like YA fantasy such as Throne of Glass and Poison Study.
Jan 12
Blog Tour: To the Sea by Christine Dibley – Guest Post
Hi guys! To celebrate the release of To the Sea I have the author stopping by to tell us about the intriguing selkie mythology that’s woven into the story. But first, a little about the book: The mythology of To the Sea The selchie myth belongs to a much wider…
Jan 04
Australian Women Writers Challenge 2017
Hi! I love the Australian Women Writers Challenge because it introduces me to new authors and encourages me to seek out books that would otherwise be outside my comfort zone. I’ve been a huge supporter of it and think it’s a wonderful initiative. I read 7 books by amazing Aussie…
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