Uglies

Uglies

Scott Westerfeld

(2.5 stars)

For some reason, while I was reading this book I got a serious case of deja-vu that I had read something so so similar and just couldn't put my finger on it. Either way, it felt almost non-original and rushed. The concept was definitely interesting, the main character just frustrated me.

Stardust (#1)

Stardust (#1)

Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Charles Vess

This just seemed a little too 'fairytale-esque' and not enough to keep me interested. However, I loved the illustrations! (The reason I picked this up in the first place not realizing it was 1 of 4)

Words of Radiance

Words of Radiance

Brandon Sanderson

I loved this so much, but reading it made me so anxious! I had to renew it from my library about 5 times and still barely finished it in time. I wish that these monstrosities were broken in half just to ease the read.

Broken Harbour

Broken Harbour

Tana French

I'm still loving French's writing style and this series, but I was already weary about reading from Scorcher's POV, and I was right to be.

The Way of Kings

The Way of Kings

Brandon Sanderson

There was a lotttt of info to get through in this one, but I think I might actually enjoy the series more than Mistborn (which surprises me)

Rebel of the Sands

Rebel of the Sands

Alwyn Hamilton

(3.5)

I felt like just when I was really starting to feel this book, it took a nosedive.

Vicious

Vicious

V. E. Schwab

I'm a sucker for the anti-hero and this book is filled with 'em.