Review of The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins As a book blogger with an ever-expanding list of reads (seriously, I could open a small library with the titles sitting at home), it takes something special to beckon me into the mainstream. Yet The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins has that magnetic pull. It’s not just …

Mythological Bliss: A Journey Through The Lightning Thief The first time I stumbled into the world of The Lightning Thief, I was a young reader in 2014, fueled by the thrill of discovery and a newly acquired tablet. Little did I know that I was about to embark on an adventure that would capture my …

A Flame of Shadows: My Thoughts on City of Ashes (The Mortal Instruments, #2) Diving into City of Ashes was both a nostalgic leap back into the shadowhunter world and a test of my patience. Cassandra Clare’s universe has always pulled me in with its intricate blend of magic and modernity, but I found myself …

Twilight: A Reflective Revisit to Forks As I cracked open Twilight by Stephenie Meyer, I was surprised by how much nostalgia bubbled to the surface. It’s astonishing how a book that sparked a cultural phenomenon a decade ago could still evoke such potent emotions. I genuinely can’t believe I finished this book—thankfully, no organ failure …

Embracing Darkness: A Review of The Cruel Prince by Holly Black Sometimes, a book catches your attention in the most unexpected ways, and for me, The Cruel Prince by Holly Black was one of those serendipitous encounters. With its dark fairy tale vibe and enticing cover art, I felt an irresistible pull toward this tale …

Embracing the Darkness: A Review of Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo Ever since I stumbled upon the cover of Shadow and Bone, I felt an irresistible pull to dive into Leigh Bardugo’s world where magic dances with danger. Having been intrigued by the premise of a forgotten heroine destined to change the world, I …