• books that everyone should read at least once - books that should be made into movies - Mystery

    The Housemaid

    This is my second novel that I have read by Freida McFadden, and boy was this one a doozy. I had previously read The Boyfriend; it was creepy and suspenseful. This book was straight out of Sleeping with the Enemy. But I can see why after reading The Housemaid, people become hooked reading her novels. I was surprised by the format of the book; I was not expecting that the point of view would change several times. However, I did enjoy reading the story from three different perspectives, and it was an excellent way to throw some surprises in there.…

  • best YA books - ΒΙΒΛΙΑ

    DANCE OF THIEVES

    Three words: I am obsessed  this is just one of those stories that really grts everything right, the plot is super engaging, i would die for any of the characters, and the writting feels like breathing. i wasnt the biggest fan about the remnant chronicles, but i will say i am glad i read them because it just added so much more to the background context and history of the story. I love how this series expands and builds upon the oridinal series, but is such a strong standalone story in its own right. defenitely excited to pick up book…

  • books that should be made into movies - fantasy - ΒΙΒΛΙΑ

    caraval

    Welcome, welcome to Caraval . . . beware of getting swept too far away. Scarlett wasn’t my favourite YA heroine, but that’s not to say I disliked her or she wasn’t strong in her own ways. She looks for a way to get herself and her sister, Tella, away from their violent and despicable father, she chases after Tella and actively decides to stay at Caraval and search for her, and she does spend most of the book making decisions and doing things towards her goal, so it’s not that she’s passive or boring. It’s just that other characters steal the show…

  • books that everyone should read at least once - fantasy - ΒΙΒΛΙΑ

    Every spiral of fate

    5 – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The mere sight of her like a fatal strike, and he bore it badly. He could not look at her; he could not look away from her. Her beauty was its own violence, assailing his worn defenses even as chains of pain released him at her approach. She was like a panacea for all that ailed him, a braid of light and fury, the cause and the cure. Cyrus of Nara and I are truly kindred spirits… for I, too, would be perpetually tormented, sexually frustrated and wouldn’t know peace of mind even if it slapped me…