Just a girl that loves fantasy worlds too much.
Is It As Good As ‘The Bone Season’? Part 2 My love for fantasy books – and books as a whole – started when I was a little girl. This passion was a consequence of the books I encounter in…
My love for fantasy books – and books as a whole – started when I was a little girl. This passion was a consequence of the books I encountered in my family. Thus, I want to share with you my selection of the best child fantasy books that will help you bring up another fantasy reader! From the thrilling adventures in "House of Secrets" to the enchanting world of "Fablehaven," these stories are sure to ignite your child's imagination. Join me as we explore these magical realms and discover the joy of reading together!
What if Area X is a modern Wonderland? Jeff VanderMeer’s 'Authority', the 2nd volume of 'Annihilation', draws intriguing parallels to Lewis Carroll's classic, presenting a landscape where madness reigns and logic falters. Just as Alice encounters the bewildering White Rabbit, VanderMeer uses rabbits as symbols of guidance and spiritual direction within the eerie confines of Area X. This review explores the oniric qualities of both worlds, where the uncanny and absurd intertwine. With hypnotic elements and surreal deformations, 'Authority' invites readers into a dreamlike narrative that challenges perceptions of reality. Dive into this captivating exploration of madness and wonder!
Is it as good as ‘The Bone Season’? Part 1 If you’ve read my post about the best books of 2025 which you can find here, you propably know how much do I love ‘The Bone Season’ series, the best…
‘Throne of Glass’ series is overrated. Part 1: ‘Throne of Glass’ My friend’s and mine favourite hobby is to criticise Sarah J. Maas’ books as an example of the first romantasy author in an editorial and bookish community. We made…
‘Bunny’: Interpretation & analysis At first, I just couldn’t find myself in this sick world of psychodellic ‘Bunny’ but the more I was analising it, the more fascinating it was becoming. I’ve been wanting to read ‘Bunny’ for such a…
The Irresistible Urge to Fall for Your Enemy - Dramione fanfiction back then in Wattpad - by Briditte Knightley changes the definition of the romantasy genre. Follow Osric, a dying assassin, and Aurienne, a virtuous healer, as they navigate their unexpected partnership filled with unseccessful attempts and reluctant camaraderie. This story, originally a 'Dramione' fanfiction, surprises with its originality, transforming familiar characters into a fresh narrative. With no erotic content, it offers a delightful slowburn romance that stands out in a sea of steamy novels. Dive into this enchanting world where enemies become allies, and laughter reigns supreme!
The glazed and iced fairy tale: ‘Once Upon a Broken Heart’ by Stephanie Garber: volume 1 and 2 As a twelve-year-old girl, during the aforementioned in the previous posts wave of compulsive reading of everything that fell into my hands…
A perfect YA? | ‘These broken stars’ by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner | review ‘These broken stars’ is a young adult sci-fi novel. When I originally chose it to be my next book to be read, I did expected…
'Fable for the End of the World' by Ava Reid is the best dystopia of Gen Z, covering more current topics than 'The Hunger Games' by Suzanne Collins.
