Christine and I were lucky enough to get to read Cinder by Marissa Meyer a little early…or a lot early in Christine’s case…and we both we really loved it and a million questions for Marissa, the author (…duh..) but we didn’t think asking her a million questions would be the best thing to do we…
So, a couple weeks Kate had the realization (that completely escaped my notice) that we were, once again, approaching the end of the year and we had better fill out that survey we sent around last year. You know, so that we aren’t the only blog without a sum up of the year. We put…
I put this review off for a week or so, partly because of the holidays and partly because I needed to let it all settle. I loved Unearthly. A lot. And I really wanted to love this book but was afraid it would suffer from book-two-itis. For months part-angel Clara Gardner trained to face the…
A couple of mini reviews. Books I read recently that I didn’t care aobut enough to write long, proper reviews but I didn’t hate them either. Shut Out by Kody Keplinger I really loved the idea behind this one. And the fact that it had teenagers, and teenage girls, talking about sex in a frank…
When Clockwork Angel was released Christine and I thought, instead of a normal review we would instead have an argument. This continued in the comments of my early review of Clockwork Prince. So, we thought we’d do it again. And…yeah…I don’t really know how we are still friends. Also, we decided we couldn’t yell at…
In the past, we here at whatchYAreading have sung our love for both Mistwood and Nightspell. So, when the opportunity to be on a blog tour for Leah Cypess was presented to us, we jumped on the opportunity until it was dead. Luckily we figured out how to resuscitate it and the following interview is…
WARNING: This review does contain spoilers for Tyger, Tyger, the first book in the Goblin Wars series, so if you would like to enter the giveaway and haven’t read Tyger, Tyger, then scroll down to the end. Caitlin: In the Forests of the Nightmay look short, but a lot happened to Teagan, Finn, and Aiden….
Okay, so I’ve come across a couple of these lately and I’m always super excited to read them. Mostly because I want book recommendations for myself and seeing what others liked well enough to buy for the special people in their lives…well, those books must be good, right? Well, yes, but that generally means I’ve…
At this very moment I can feel my shelf of to-reads staring me in the back. Making me feel all guilty and horrible for just leaving them sitting there. Do you have this problem? Are your books keeping you up at night with please of, ‘Read me! Read me!” Do you pass over pretty hardcovers…
I loved this book. It’s short and easy to read and the writing is almost simplistic. But it is also beautiful and moving and may or may not have reduced me to a teary eyed mess at the end. Everything is made of steel, even the flowers. How can you love anything in a place…