But I will say I forgot how easy Stephen King's writing is. It is so easy to just get amassed in. which is really helpful because it's a dense read.
How many books can I read in 24 hours?! *weekend readathon*
I feel like I'm really enjoying unhinged toxic kind of books at the moment cuz I just read Best Served Cold, and that was insane in itself. So, I feel like I'm just really liking those kind of books at the moment. They're just really addictive and random.
Honestly, I can't even lie. I would recommend this to anyone who's like getting into their fantasy journey, because this is such a fun book. The whole setting of this is so much fun and so easy to get immersed in.
One of the most mind-boggling books I have read in a while. Josh Silver's writing was unlike anything I've read before, and I really, really enjoyed it.
I liked Fourth Wing, but I was underwhelmed with Iron Flame and Onyx Storm.
I liked Fourth Wing, but I was underwhelmed with Iron Flame and Onyx Storm.
But then when we primarily focused on second person tense, that just really lost me and I feel like I just started I don't know, I just found it so hard to connect cuz I'm like, I don't know this character. I It just is weird in my brain. Beautiful writing, beautiful atmosphere, nothing bad about that at all.
I did this with When the Moon Hatch and I feel like it really enhanced my reading experience and I'm actually really excited to go on to Iron Flame now.







