Book Reviews

I am late in the game when it comes to reading this series, but as I’m usually late when it comes to most things (trends, family gatherings, tv shows) it feels adequate. This is a review not just for Six of Crows, but also the sequel, Crooked Kingdom, and so this review will be focusing

Oh boy, this book… I’ve heard of this book before but in name only, and so I went in totally blind to the story. Usually I look at books created by those with ‘celebrity status’ (and yes, I believe directing one of the most favorited–sans the last season–T.V. series in existence qualifies you for that)

I have a conflicted opinion on memoirs. At the heart of it, I have never read a memoir I did not thoroughly enjoy. Perhaps, because it deals with real people, it’s easier for me to sift through the stories I would find interesting and those I would not. However, memoirs are not the same as

It has been awhile since I’ve been gripped so mercilessly by a book, you know the ones where you can’t seem to put it down? I finished this book in 24 hours (with a bit of sleep in between). I can’t even begin to describe the nuance that Kate integrated into her storytelling, nuance that