The reign of ice must end! ~Frostblood, by Elly Blake Hello awesome bookworms and welcome back to another bibliorambling. Now, before going any further, let me tell you that, although this review will be SPOILER FREE, I will try to give you as many details about the novel as possible. Frostblood is the first instalment in the Frostblood…
Tag: Book Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: The Wicked Deep, by Shea Ernshaw ~ Charming! *SPOILERS & DISCUSSION*
*DISCLAIMER! THIS REVIEW WILL BE QUITE LONG, FILLED WITH HECTIC SPOILERS AND (POSSIBLY) A LOT OF SWEARING. EVERY OPINION EXPRESSED HERE IS ENTIRELY MY OWN I DON’T MEAN TO OFFEND YOU BY ANY MEANS!* There are books you like. There are books you love. And there are some books with which you identify so very…
BOOK REVIEW: Fawkes, by Nadine Brandes (ARC sent by NetGalley) *SPOILER FREE*
Remember, remember, the fifth of November… Hello lovely bookworms and welcome to another ARC review, this time about a very unique and beautifully written novel, by Nadine Brandes, which will be published on July 10th, 2018; Fawkes! I was lucky enough to receive an ARC from NetGalley, so thank you so much to this amazing team…
May Wrap Up 2018
Hello, hello lovely creatures and happy June everyone! Summer is finally here and let me tell you I feel pretty happy about that! Spring is my least favourite season of the four, and the spring of 2018 was a really tough period for me, especially considering the fact that I had so much work to…
BOOK REVIEW: Happy People Read and Drink Coffee, by Agnès Martin-Lugand *SPOILER FREE*
Hello wonderful creatures and welcome to the last book review for the month of May. A book review that slightly different from what you’re used to read here on Victorious Pages, but still, that’s what keeps things interesting, right? Today’s review is about a contemporary/psychology book I bought about a month ago from the International Book…
Most Anticipated Book Releases of the Second Half of 2018
Hello awesome nerds and welcome back to another bibliorambling post! Back in 2017, around this time, I had shared with you my most anticipated releases of the second half of the year. You seemed to like that post back then, and so I thought Why not? So, without further ado, let’s get to the upcoming YA…
BOOK REVIEW: A Court of Frost and Starlight (ACOTAR, #3.1), by Sarah J. Maas ~ The Comfort Read I Needed! *SPOILERS & DISCUSSION*
“Because you’re the foundation, the one who lifts us. You always have been.” ~A Court of Frost and Starlight, by Sarah J. Maas. When you pick up a Sarah J. Maas book at this point, you basically know what to expect. And for me, who I was hoping to get something to remind me of all…
BOOK REVIEW: City of Fallen Angels (The Mortal Instruments, #4), by Cassandra Clare ~ If only I could live in this world *SPOILERS & DISCUSSION*
“Love is a contradiction,” said Jace, and turned back to the window. ~City of Fallen Angels, by Cassandra Clare Back at the early days of this blog, if someone told me that I would fall deeply in love with the Shadowhunters’ world, I would’ve laughed into their faces, as this felt like being IMPOSSIBLE back in 2017…
BOOK REVIEW: Clockwork Angel (The Infernal Devices, #1), by Cassandra Clare ~ The book that made me fall in love with this universe! *SPOILERS & DISCUSSION*
“Only the very weak-minded refuse to be influenced by literature and poetry.” ~Cassandra Clare Welcome my loves to one of the book reviews that will be as biased as possible. For this Clockwork Angel is the novel that kept me company throughout those long MRI sessions, it was always with me to doctors’ appointments and basically helped me…
BOOK REVIEW: State of Sorrow, by Melinda Salisbury *SPOILER FREE*
Sorrow – for that is all she brings us. ~State of Sorrow, by Melinda Salisbury Hello my lovely people and welcome to the first bibliorambling for the month of May. As I’ve mentioned in my latest wrap up, I’ve been dealing with a serious reading slump, and the reason why this started is partly this…
BOOK REVIEW: Spirit Bound (Vampire Academy, #5), by Richelle Mead ~ How did that happen? *SPOILER FREE*
Has it ever happened to you, to start rereading a series you absolutely ADORE, and as you’re getting closer to its closure, to feel like the books are getting worse and worse? Well, that’s basically what happened to me when I reread after almost 7 years the fifth instalment of the Vampire Academy series, by Richelle mead, Spirit Bound….
BOOK REVIEW: Very Good Lives: The Fringe Benefits of Failure and the Importance of Imagination, by J. K. Rowling ~ Inspiring and Phenomenal, as usual!
It’s always very difficult to write a review about the most inspiring, intelligent and unique author you’ve ever had the fortune to meet, even if that meeting happened only through her books. Still, I couldn’t ignore the fact that J. K. Rowling managed to make me laugh, smile, cry and feel goosebumps all over my…
