NA Review: “Darkness Watching” by Emma L. Adams

This was my first NA novel. I’ve never read them, but I loved the concept of a genre where that I, being 25, can relate to these people who are learning about the “Adult” world for the first time. I was given this book by the author to review, so being the person that I am, I will be totally honest and filter-free!

We follow Ash as she leaves high school and begins university. In this time,a hidden world full of demons seems to reveal itself to Ash. Everywhere she goes, demons from this “Darkworld” is staring at her, but she fights to continue living a normal college student life. But day after day, Ash seems to find herself in danger when demons begin to attack her and she doesn’t know why. Who, or what, wants her dead? And what does this connection to the Darkworld really mean?

YA Review: The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer

Another book completely hyped up! Come on, Booktube and Blogging world!

That’s what I wish I could say. I really didnt want to put up another glowing review, especially after “Step Back In Time” by Ali McNamara. I like diversity! And I really don’t want to look like i’m passing out good reviews.

I know how to rate books! I promise!

But just my luck that I find another book that made me read it cover to cover.

Just my friggin’ luck.

YA Review: “Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children” by Ransom Riggs

This wasn’t what I expected at all. Everyone had hyped up this book SO much. Don’t you hate when people do that? They make it seem like a book is equivalent to the Second Coming and you’re so excited that you already put the book on a pedestal before you even read it. In the end, you are so disappointed because it didn’t reach that standard you had placed for it.

That was “Miss Peregrine’s” for me. I wanted MIND EXPLOSION. Instead, i got a little piece of paper with ka-plow written on it.