Stick

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[spacer] “Heartbreak” – that’s how they call it. [spacer] This is how I feel now, this is what this book might cause to you too. It should come with a note saying: ‘open at your own risk’ or ‘put your heart aside because it might shatter’. It should come with a happy pill for you … Read more

Pushing The Limits

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Sometimes I get to read a book I don’t know much about and it surprises me by being entirely different than what I initially thought. (Yes, this is the case, in a very positive way). I knew there was supposed to be a bit of drama surrounding Noah and some mystery in Echo’s life, but … Read more

Dreaming after Midnight (#10) Carlos

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Carlos Fuentes (from Rules of Attraction by Simone Elkeles ) I haven’t done a dream boyfriend article in a while, so I’ll try to take it slow with a character most of you are familiar with. I guess there are not too many people that haven’t swooned over a Fuentes brother in the past years, … Read more

First look at: Back to You

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I’d love to have talent …To draw covers like this one (hover to unveil it): Amazon (US) About the book: [cite]Back to You by Annie Brewer On the outside, 17 year old Abby Lewis has it all. She is dating the HS Football star, has a best friend anybody would kill for and a love … Read more

First look at: Mila 2.0

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I am all for pretty covers …And just look at this one (hover to unveil the cover): Amazon (US) | BookDepository (INT) | Books-Express (RO) | Okian (RO) About the book: [cite]Mila 2.0 by Debra Driza is the first book in an electrifying sci-fi thriller series about a teenage girl who discovers that she is … Read more

The Immortal Rules

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Who do I have to bite to get the next book? I can’t believe how much I got to love this book.. a vampire book nonetheless! Let me tell you something: I don’t like vampires. That’s a fact. I don’t find them sexy, I don’t find them scary.. and they better not find me. I’ve … Read more

Remembrance

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I am deeply sorry to give a bad rating to this book that most of my friends loved (also because the author seems really nice), but at this point I am really looking for something new to read, not necessarily to blow my mind but still to keep me interested and if possible in love … Read more

A Midsummer’s Nightmare

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Kody is one of my favorite authors. Her writing is honest and she puts on paper many things that other authors are afraid to write about. I am not saying that this is good or bad; it’s just my way of seeing things, my way of enjoying her stories. The first two novels written by … Read more

My Life Next Door

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This is why I read YA books – to get this feeling of joy, of happiness, of love.. Because I simply LOVE feeling my head so light and having my heart skip a beat remembering how it felt to fall in love for the first time (and every time after that). I really like stories … Read more

First look at: Destroy Me

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Some covers are so beautiful, I could frame them! …And just look at this one (hover to unveil the cover): Amazon (US) | BookDepository (INT) | Books-Express (RO) About the book: [cite]Destroy Me by Tahereh Mafi Short e-novella in the Shatter Me series In paperback it can be found (along with another novella: Fracture Me) under … Read more

Let it rain with covers

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This week has been crazy   So many beautiful covers have been revealed and I decided to share with you some of these amazing pieces of art. They are fresh, they are beautiful, they will steal your heart and they will look amazing on your shelf. Enjoy them and help me find a time machine, … Read more

Easy

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Easy.. yes, so easy to like, so easy to get lost into the story, so easy to get to the last page and wish for more. Sometimes you don’t really think if a book is good or not, it just works for you. You simply start reading it and the action feels so natural that you don’t … Read more

Forgotten

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I am not sure about my feelings for this book, so this doesn’t really count as a review. The concept was great – having memories from the future is something I thought about at some point in my life. Add to this the fact that London can’t remember her past (that her day ends precisely … Read more

In Honor

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Heartbreakingly beautiful! Oh, sometimes I think that I’m so done with tragic books.
They break me in a way nothing else does. They tear my heart apart, splitting it into a million pieces for wind to blow away. I love them and hate them with the power of …

Back to normal chaos…

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As you’ve probably noticed, I’ve been away for a few days enjoying some beautiful family moments, but I hope that the blog kept you company in all this time. Now that I’m back it is time to catch-up with some updates: movie news, books I’ve been reading and some books I’m waiting for. …

Blackout

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And so the story ends.. I’ve never missed some characters the way I miss these guys, and yeah – I already miss them like crazy.
What you’re reading now is my heart bleeding all over my keyboard, because this is how it feels letting this story go.

Insurgent

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Writers, when creating a world, have a great power over it and some of them are not afraid to use it. They are not afraid to put the characters through hell and back, they are not afraid to hurt them, and they are not afraid to kill. …

A Book Blogger is Born

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Question time:   What made you decide to start your very own book blog? Thinking back the way it all started, I blame it all on the books. They made me want to read more and more and they made me want to share my love for them with other people. You see, my friends and family are … Read more

First look at: Protecting Truth

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What a wonderful way to wake up this morning with this beautiful cover for book #2 in Seraphina Parrish Trilogy: “PROTECTING TRUTH” by Michelle Warren Amazon (US) | BookDepository (INT) | Books-Express (RO) Well, I can protect any truth in a hug like that – just saying 😉 Now that we have a name and a … Read more

Something like normal

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[cite]Dear Travis, I know you’ve been through a lot and I care for you with all my heart. I love the honesty with which you describe your world with the good and the bad, I love how you know when you’re wrong, how you are sad to be right, how you want to say you’re … Read more

Forbidden

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This review might not make much sense to you – there were tons of thoughts clouding my mind and I just decided to put them down and free my head from them all. I was going up and down contradicting myself, but this is exactly what this book does to one, and that’s why it is so special.

Social Suicide

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To quote the main character: ‘Oh, fantastic amounts of fluffin’ fudge.’ This book is hilarious! In fact there are no words to describe how much I enjoyed this book and how my face hurt from so much laughing. I don’t think there is one page in the whole book without a tiny little joke. So, … Read more

Glitch

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This book was probably definitely intended to a younger audience so there is no surprise that I found it to be a bit juvenile at parts. Based on this I really had a hard time rating it, as there were things that I really liked, but there were some things I simply needed to skip. … Read more

Sixteenth Summer

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Oh boy, this book was really charming. It was like a spell taking me back in time, remembering how it felt to be in love for the very first time. But more than that, it reminded me of the last time I fell in love, and it was both scary and exciting to see my memories … Read more

Between Shades of Gray

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Step on my heart, cut it wide open, rub it with salt and feed it to the sharks.. Or just make me read this book, because this is how it feels like reading this story.
How can I call “wonderful” a book full of so many horrors? …

Cold Kiss

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This book touched the very bottom of my heart. “Love doesn’t break easily, I found. But people do. There isn’t much action and the story is simple, but there are so many emotions crammed into this little book that even my soul started to ache at some point. The writer knows how to describe the … Read more

Grave Mercy

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How many ways to kill a man do you know? Probably many, right? Now, how many of them could you use if in trouble? For me the answer is around.. arr.. none, if you don’t count the fact that I could bore someone to death, but that would take me quite a while. This being … Read more

A Million Suns

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“And here we are, in the middle, surrounded by a sea of stars. A million stars.” What an intriguing story.. in a way, even intriguingly sad. This book finds us right where the first one left us. Somewhere between Sol-Earth and Centauri-Earth, suspended in time and space. There is no more Phydus to control the people … Read more