really disappointed in this actually and i gave it a generous three stars but in the end i was actually just bored
I read a lot of books in September 🔥studying classic literature & hot trash
the parts with beowulf alone i have no interest in but thankfully what we mostly focused on in class are grendel and grendel's mom who are so fascinating so cool
i liked fireblood significantly less just because i thought it lost a little bit of focus it was a little bit like too much was going on we were taken to a whole other place and this one just felt a little bit too simple but i did really like it and i gave it three stars
what i really love most about this book was just like that adventure that ride that essentially you get to go on i thought the romance was super cute i thought it was really nice
i love the first book i gave it four stars we're following ruby who is a fire blood and she essentially gets taken captive by the evil frost king and she has to do this hunger games-esque battle in his courts against different frostbloods and i just really liked it i thought the characters were amazing
it was really well done it was such an impressive work of literary fiction because like it didn't it wasn't a work where like it just wanted to like shove the theory and the literariness like down your throat it was very much a really easily followed story that focused like 95 of the time on the actual people in these situations
i really liked it i thought it was really funny really sweet really freaking wholesome just pure wholesomeness
this was my first forester i really liked it not as much as i was expecting to actually
forgiving the typos the spelling errors the grammar the fact that the author doesn't seem to know how to string a sentence together the plot was simply unforgivable the characters were paper
i have a feeling this works a lot better as a film as a book it really did not pull it off for me at all i was actually quite let down so i gave it three stars because i thought the premise was cool
i thought it was fantastic for an excruciatingly short book i wanted this book to go on for forever five stars it was like breathtaking i cannot stop i cannot stop thinking about it
loving phantom of the opera as much as i do i think this was laughable if not making me want to cry at how bad it was and just that it wanted to be associated with the masterpiece in my opinion that is larue's novel
which is cool thinking about but just the actual physical experience of reading this book is a bit torturous it's quite long it's quite dry it's honestly really boring so i gave it two stars








