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Hi Cairde Daor, Into every generation a Slayer is born, the first Slayer I knew about was Buffy. When I heard Kiersten White was writing a book in the universe, I knew I need to read Slayer and introduce myself to the next generation. Twins Nina and Artemis are growing up at a Watchers Academy, hidden away from the world. Their mother is on the Watchers Council, she has pushed Artemis… Continue reading Book Review: Slayer (Slayer #1) by Kiersten White
Hello Mers Chers Amis, The Witchlands series has been a firm favourite of mine since I picked up Truthwitch over 2 years ago. Aeduan ended up being a surprised favourite. When I heard that the third book would focus more on my favourite Bloodwitch, I was chomping at the bit to get my hands on a copy. Aeduan the Bloodwitch has teamed up with Iseult the Threadwitch to bring the magical girl… Continue reading Book Review: Bloodwitch (Witchland #3) by Susan Dennard
HI Cari Amici, After going to a Waterstones blogger event win Manchester where the topic was Feminism I thought it was about time I did a blog post on the subject. When I was in the third year at university I took two Feminism course, studying feminism in film and the theatre. I was surprised when my lecturer asked who would consider them a feminist, I was the only one to put my hand… Continue reading Feminism Friday
Hi Kära Vänner, January 2019 Fairyloot box theme is Unbreakable Bonds, and its a great start for 2019. Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate from The Tea Lead Co. I love salted caramel and Hot Chocolate so this is a match made in heaven for me. It prefect for this time of year. Fellowship Friendship Woodmark by Ink and Wonder Designs. Wooden bookmarks are my favourite type of bookmarks. Ink and Wonder… Continue reading Unboxing: Fairyloot January 2019 Unbreakable Bonds
Hi Priy Mitron, First book in February that I have finished is The Ruin of Kings by Jenn Lyons. Kihrin is a bastard orphan who grew up in a brothel, singing tales of long-lost princes and grand quests. His life changes when he is claimed as a prince against his will. His "father" is a treasonous prince and someone Kihrin hopes he isn't really related too.The life of a long-lost prince isn't what… Continue reading Book Review: The Ruin of Kings (A Chorus of Dragons # 1) by Jenn Lyons