the life of a wannabe princess
Disclaimer: book provided by author in exchange for an honest review. Sometimes you just crave a middle grade. Something whimsical, something ridiculous, full of adventure, magic and just drift off in another world that doesn't need you to keep track of some silly politics. Luckily, the author contacted me if I wanted to read her… Continue reading Review: the Morgans and the Jewel of Bar-Ran by K.T. Dady
I wrote a similar post a few months ago, but honestly, thanks to Goodreads and especially fellow blogger and goodreads user Chaima I realised there are so many more books I'm excited for! All links for the pre-order are affiliate links, but feel free to use your own way to pre-order them! 🙂 the Descendant… Continue reading New releases I’m excited for!
A little while ago, I read Stories for Boys who Dare to be Different and that one made me emotional. Very emotional. I read a lot of children's history books, I really love the trend of those books like Goodnight Stories for Little Girls, Little Leaders and the like. But Stories for Boys is different.… Continue reading Review: Stories for Kids who Dare to be Different by Ben Brooks
I love middle grade, they are such fun books and they really deserve some more love. A lot of grownups look down on middle grade because it's for children. But there's nothing wrong with being an adult and reading children's books! So if you want to branch out into middle grade, here are some of… Continue reading How to get into middle grade books
A few years ago I read the Archived by Victoria Schwab and fell in love with her writing. Ok, the story was amazing as well, but her writing really delivered it! I don't think anyone else could've written it as amazingly as her! Her other books didn't speak to me, not because I don't like… Continue reading Review: City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab
There's a really big trend on children's history books, and especially on women. I absolutely love it and own and have read most of them all ready! But then this book came along. It's about men and written for boys so at first I was skeptical: "Hm, finally there's something for girls and men have… Continue reading Review: Stories for boys who dare to be different by ben brooks
I haven't read a children's book in ages! Well, a book that's fiction anyways. I was really intrigued by this book, as it has a beautiful cover and an amazing synopsis! So here's my review of Jessica Lawson's Nooks and Crannies. Sweet, shy Tabitha Crum, the neglected only child of two parents straight out of… Continue reading Review: Nooks & Crannies by Jessica Lawson
How can you read the title of this book and not want to read it? I'm going to be honest, I totally bought Doctor Proctor's Fart Powder for it's title. And the fact that's it written by one of the most famous crime writers, it's hilarious to me. Eleven-year-old Nilly is new to the neighborhood,… Continue reading Review: Doctor Proctor’s Fart Powder by Jo Nesbø
It's been a long time since I last read a children's book. I love kid's stories, especially the more creepy books. I read them religiously as a child, and as an adult, I still love it very much! I've never read anything by Neil Gaiman, but I know he's an iconic writer in the realm… Continue reading Review: the Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Sometimes you read a book and you feel so connected with it, you want your children, your cousins, your nieces and nephews, just all children and adults of the world, read it. Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls is one of those books. What if the princess didn't marry Prince Charming but instead went on to… Continue reading Review: Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls by Elena Favilli & Francesca Cavallo
Princess Liselotte 