Reasons To Go Outside by Esme King

Uplit has different tones - this one felt quite different. I felt like I was meeting these people for the first time and not as duplicates of those I had read about before.I did not go in with any specific expectations since this is the author's debut. This helped me a lot since the story…

All The Broken Places by John Boyne

Books I have reviewed by the author on the blog earlier: A Ladder to the Sky, The Echo Chamber I must begin by admitting that I have found that I have an affinity for the author's works. Even if I do not like the end result, the journey to that point makes from some swift…

Lost Worlds and Mythological Kingdoms edited by John Joseph Adams

I have learnt to take a chance on short stories that do not fit my usual mould. I love being surprised the way I was with this one. The Light Long Lost at Sea by An Owomoyela  This was not a very exciting way to begin but was very immersive. We have one character meeting up with…

By The Book Mysteries #1,#2 by Tamara Berry

Buried in a Good Book I read the first book in the series and enjoyed the narrative style enough to ensure I had the second to read right after. Obviously, I will be reviewing the first independently of the sequel, although my reaction to the second depends on the first.The title is quite catchy, but…

Non-Bookish Saturday Post: Forbidden Desert

It is quite interesting that I sat down to write this review on the day I attended my second board game fair. I spent quite a long time in the second-hand game line and bought a bunch of stuff which might eventually show up here. The thing I like to bring up here is what…

The Blue Castle by L. M. Montgomery

I am doing something completely unplanned. Whenever I do, however, my reviews do sound a little more profound. It remains to be seen if this will hold true. I went to a second-hand bookstore and spent a couple of hours digging through the lot and buying a bunch of things. Then on the way out…

Regency Faerie Tales #1,#2,#3 by Olivia Atwater

I was lucky enough to read three books in this series, one after the other. Although the timeline is not direct, it is more fun to see the world develop this way. Half a Soul: I shall begin at the very beginning with the first book in the series. There is a novella prequel that…

Non-Bookish Saturday Post: Stone Age

My Last post for this recurring plan that I managed to maintain from the start of the year was: Non-Bookish Saturday Post: Power Grid- The Card Game. I picked this game for a very simple reason, I saw this with fresh eyes this week and realised that this is an enjoyable game and definitely one I…