The Knife of Never Letting Go (Chaos Walking #1) by Patrick Ness

I did not have much knowledge of contemporary books when I was still in school, and this book, therefore, flew under my radar. I saw a tenth-anniversary version at my library and decided that I should give it a shot. I have built up some working knowledge of its popularity since I started blogging.I was…

When The Sparrow Falls by Neil Sharpson

Dystopia takes many forms. This one is highly technical while also questioning the sense of self or identity itself.It took me a while to get to grips with the content or the world. Unlike other dystopian scenarios, this does not look like it's based on the American continent. The world-building is not exactly unique but…

The Ones We’re Meant to Find by Joan He

Book is still available on NetGalley until the 31st I have seen this book floating around the blogosphere for a while now. It just released, but the hype around it had been as high as the waves on the cover and in the story itself. I must say that I am not in the group…

Lucky by R.H. Webster

I had this book for a while before I got around to it. Even after I started it, I misjudged the direction in which it was heading. By the time I finished the book, I had liked it. Not unlike the characters in the novel, I seemed to have gone on a ride of highs…

Skyward (Skyward #1) by Brandon Sanderson

Once again I am embarking on a scheduled plan to review and post said reviews in bulk because I now have a very uneven number of books read vs books reviewed. This situation arrived because as I lunged around finishing one book I just moved on to the next on my list without moving from…

Malorie by Josh Malerman

Narrated by Katherine Mangold This is the first audiobook which I downloaded from NetGalley when they added them to their galleys earlier this month. I am so happy with this new change, although I have to work on my profile section in order to qualify for the ones which are not downloadable and have to…

The Reincarnation of Tom by Aden Simpson

The book is available to request till Oct 2020 I picked this book up because it looked different from some of the others that I was reading. It did prove that theory right. The book is about Tom. Tom is an average man, harbouring feelings for a colleague and with no guts to tell anyone.…

The Human Son by Adrian J. Walker

I read this book in two days, and it came at a very apt time in two ways. It was mother's day yesterday and also the current virus roaming the world. There are only mentions of a 'virus' in this dystopia(of sorts), but there are parallels many of our idle minds would most certainly draw.…