Categories: Colleen Hoover

A powerful and deeply emotional story *sigh* The writing is honest, it feels a bit like peeling the skin over your soul and leaving the wound open for everyone to see. The book has some silly, happy moments to soften the ache, but also dark and twisted moments that can both leave you shaking your […]

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Categories: Melina Marchetta

Tags: Lumatere Chronicles

This story seems to sing to me – a song of a magical time and a magical land, a song of both love and despair, a song so sad and beautiful that could cut one’s heart in two. The Lumatere chronicles is one of the most wonderful stories you can find, with gorgeous prose and […]

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Categories: Hank Green

I have no idea what I’ve been reading here, but I kind of liked it. This book is about a lot of things, it’s a SF, but it’s more about fame, social media and the human nature. In a way it works with the previous book I’ve read, as it shows humanity degrading at times, […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Highly anticipating! It’s Marchetta, it’s Jimmy… I’ve been waiting for it of so long! Here’s a first glimpse: Preorder: BookDepository (INTL) About the book: The Place on Dalhousie by Melina Marchetta ‘You look the type to break your father’s heart.’ ‘Yeah, but he broke mine first.’ When Rosie Gennaro first meets Jimmy Hailler, she has walked […]

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Categories: Jarrod ShustermanNeal Shusterman

I wanted to say that (Neal) Shusterman is the king of – incredibly realistic – dystopian stories, but then I realised there are two of them now, so I’ll just let them reign over the fandom the way they like. After all, I’m only here to rave about this story, another gem I was delighted […]

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Categories: Abigail Johnson

A story about broken pieces with sharp edges. A story about the aftermath of tragedy, about a family that will never be the same, about people who suffer in silence when there’s so much more to say. It gives me shivers to think of that night, as it didn’t feel like only one life ending. We […]

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Categories: Cristin Terrill

How did I feel after finishing reading this book? How do I feel now? Still in love with this story, with the constant guessing, with the unknown, with one of the most unreliable characters in the history of books (ok, that might be a slight exaggeration, just roll with it), with that mind blowing ending. […]

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Categories: Meagan Spooner

It pains me to give it this rating, as I love this author’s style and her previous books, but for some reason this book only half-worked for me. I enjoyed the beginning and the voice of main character, same could be applied to the ending, though it took a turn I did not quite expect. But.. […]

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Categories: Kimberly McCreight

I cannot imagine… How it’s like to wake up one day and not have my kid around. How it is for the fog to lift and realise that I never knew him anyways. How it’s like to have the memories and the facts fight with each other, stomp on my soul and break my heart, […]

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Categories: Karen M. McManus

There are books that keep me up all night. You know that feeling when you want to read faster than light, eager to see how things end, but in the same time you want to keep a very slow pacing such that you can savour each word, each character, each turnaround? “One of Us is […]

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Categories: Mackenzi Lee

Tags: Montague Siblings

This was such a delightful story and it had me laughing SO much! “The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue” had an incredible pack of characters (I can’t name a favourite), it was filled with action and I deeply enjoyed each step in their “tour”. The potatoes scene might need mentioning because it had me laughing […]

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Categories: Heather Demetrios

I am confused by my (highly conflicting) feelings about this book. In a way, stories like Bad Romance are vital in a (bookish) world were dysfunctional relationships are usually promoted. Too many other YA/NA books present us with overprotective, possessive, controlling and even abusing characters, and they try to paint them as such wonderful romantic […]

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Categories: Jessi Kirby

I had the following note on Goodreads, from before reading the book: “I have no idea what this story is about, but… as I loved all her other stories, this one is such a big MUST! Can’t wait to get my hands on it!” Now that I know ALL about it, I can say that “The […]

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Categories: Francesca Zappia

Last year I’ve read “Made You Up” by the same author and I enjoyed it deeply (I should reread it one of these days and write a review for it too). So I was eager to get my hands on this beauty! There are many things I loved about “Eliza and Her Monsters”. The cover is […]

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Categories: Marie Lu

Tags: Warcross

Warcross was an exciting story, set in a world where technology took quite a few steps forward and games became a way of living. The plot follows Emika Chen, in a labyrinth of secrets and lies, struggling among friends and enemies, trying to conceive (what seems to be) the impossible. In the beginning she is […]

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Categories: Melina Marchetta

A moment of truth: I’ve felt depressed – on and off, in a way or another – my entire life. Not like Mia, but I had my share of sad moments, my ‘down’ moments, some kind of sorrow that seemed to linger at the edges of my consciousness. I don’t remember myself “before” (maybe I […]

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Categories: Kiersten White

Tags: The Conqueror's Saga

I probably enjoyed this book more than I should have, lol, but it felt refreshing to read something inspired by my country’s history, even though some aspects didn’t feel accurate – historical or not, it IS fiction after all, so I let the author take her story wherever she wants (not that I was too fond of […]

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Categories: Kathleen Glasgow

There are books that need to be written. For us to be able to understand, (or) to heal our own wounds, (or) to let us know that life goes on. There are words that need to be said, that are stuck in one’s throat, threatening to choke him/her if there’s no one there to hear […]

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Categories: Paula Stokes

It pains me to give such a low rating to this book, because – even though I did not enjoy the storyline and the main character as I should have – the message behind this book is incredibly powerful and important. We live in a world where people hide behind their keyboards, throwing hate around […]

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Categories: Giveaways

Hey there, It’s my birthday and I have a gift for you: a chance to win a copy of Graffiti Moon by Cath Crowley. Let’s search for Shadow around the world! I’ve been looking for him in Marbella, but as you can see from my picture, it doesn’t look like he was the artist behind […]

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Categories: Marie Rutkoski

Tags: Winner's Trilogy

I first read this book before it came out in the US, courtesy of the publisher. Back then I was looking for a (mushy) love story to sweep me off my feet, funny thing. It didn’t feel precisely like attaining that goal at that point, as I was left needing more. Much more (like butterflies and […]

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Categories: Laini Taylor

Tags: Strange the Dreamer

There are books that seem to live in the depths of my heart. Books that I breathe in and never breathe out, books that seem to take control over my emotions entirely, books that get tattooed on the edges of my soul because I never want to let them go. And I never want to […]

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Categories: Maria Dahvana Headley

Tags: Magonia

This must be one of the most eye-catching books I own, or so I seem to think. I absolutely love the simple and vivid artwork that grabbed my attention on the very first glimpse. I wanted to read it when it came out, a few years back, though with so many books on my list […]

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Categories: Veronica Roth

I actually enjoyed this book (maybe a bit more than my rating shows, so I might round it up to 4 stars after the story settles in for a while). Such a lovely surprise! I got into this book knowing nothing about the plot or the world created by the author, a rare thing for me to do, as I […]

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Categories: Blog ToursGiveaways

STARFALL Launch Blitz & Giveaway I can’t believe Starfall by Melissa Landers is already out in the world and I haven’t written my praise for Starflight yet on the blog. Need to do that like yesterday! But take my word for it now, Starflight was one of the funniest stories! I loved both narrators with their […]

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Categories: Miranda Kenneally

Tags: Hundred Oaks

The YA Contemporary you need to read.. now! I loved Catching Jordan and Breathe, Annie, Breathe, but this one here.. oh, it is definitely my top favourite. This is without doubt Miranda’s best book so far, and it gets from me 5 shiny stars! I loved EVERYTHING about it: the writing, the humour, the storyline, the ending, the […]

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Categories: Krystal Sutherland

A bittersweet story.. like a tender, distant memory that lingers. I read “Inimi Chimice” (“Our Chemical Hearts”) at the end of 2016 and it’s the first international YA book I actually read in Romanian . It is also one of my favourites of the year, not as much because of the love story (quite a […]

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Categories: Tara Kelly

Tags: Amplified

Some books feel real. Fun and raw, with every nuance in between. That’s just how Encore felt like. And it’s more than just a book, it’s an entire experience. I don’t know what to do about this review. No matter where I try to start and where I want to finish, it all feels way […]

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Categories: Paula Stokes

Tags: Vicarious

I am in awe! Let’s make things clear from the beginning. I loved The Art of Lainey, it was romantic and cute and so much fun.. but this one here, this is even better. So dark, so twisted, so amazing! Such a fantastic read, I can’t wait for book two and I can’t recommend it […]

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

Yesterday, please!.. Truth being told, I am always extremely eager to read books that are miles months/years away, no matter how many books I own and I need to read in the present moment. For example… Today I read the newsletter from Paula Weston announcing her next book. It only mentioned a title and I […]

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Categories: Neal Shusterman

Tags: Arc of a Scythe

You know what I like about Neal Shusterman? The fact that he challenges his readers with every new concept, new world, new book he writes. He takes the humanity out of the humans, he moulds it and twists it and puts it inside the souls of his characters. You think it’s not the same, that you are […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are.. so yummy! …And just look at this beauty here! (hover to unveil the cover): Preorder:  BookDepository (INT) About the book: If you haven’t read Amplified by Tara Kelly, then you are missing out on a great romantic comedy. One full of sarcasm, with a swoon-worthy book boyfriend, with a witty main character that you will love, […]

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Categories: Leigh Bardugo

Tags: Six of Crows

I love a good fantasy, but always since the Lumatere Chronicles and Daughter of Smoke and Bone I’ve had a very hard time finding one on my liking. It’s difficult when the bar is set so high. But this tricky little series was just what I needed to fall in love again, with its dark […]

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Categories: Cath Crowley

This is your next favourite book. You just don’t know it yet ^_^ “Words in Deep Blue” is both a love story and, in between, fairly a drama. The voices whispering it are humorous though full of sorrow. The characters are broken and, against all odds, still whole. My eyes are now both joyful and tearful after […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are.. mysterious! …And just look at this beauty here! (hover to unveil the cover): Preorder:  BookDepository (INT) About the book:   The author of THINGS WE KNOW BY HEART, GOLDEN, IN HONOR, and MOONGLASS returns with a new (probably, possibly) heartbreaking story and I can’t contain my excitement. I mean, I do have her on auto-buy no […]

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Categories: Melina Marchetta

You don’t measure a Marchetta book in number of stars. Maybe in entire constellations, if you really feel like counting. I’ve been staring at my laptop for a long time, trying to catch my breath, hoping to be able to put into words my love for this book and this author. But when she writes […]

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Categories: Victoria Schwab

Tags: Monsters of Verity

Be careful, this song might get right to your soul! It’s hard to put into words all the emotions I felt while and after reading this book. So, let’s do this instead… Think of your top favourite song, listen to it in your mind, let it fill your heart with passion, let it vibrate through […]

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

Bring home a piece of the film! Great news for all Hunger Games fans (with deep pockets) out there… On May 20, over 400 pieces of historic Hollywood memorabilia and screen-used collectibles from The Hunger Games saga will try to find their way into the grabby hands of some lucky fans. Featuring authentic costumes, set […]

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Categories: Leigh Bardugo

Tags: Six of Crows

I did not read The Grisha trilogy. Are you ok with that? Then I’m going to say that I loved this book from the bottom of my heart to the edge of yours and back. Long story short, because my young bundle of joy doesn’t let me stay away from him for too long, the Six […]

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

Hello, darlings!.. First of all, I have a confession to make – I miss you all very much! I miss blogging and reading and I hope to be back soon. I am happy to see that many people still come to my book-blog, that they (/you) still like my reviews. I can’t wait to share […]

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Categories: Paula Weston

Tags: The Rephaim

Love. Nightmares. Angels. War. This book has left me (like all the books in the series) with a fluttering feeling deep in my heart, like the touch of an angel’s wings – such a perfect ending to an even more perfect story! I just fell in love. For the fourth time. With this series. With […]

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Categories: Eliza Crewe

Tags: Soul Eaters

Probably the best new voice in the YA literature. I simply loved this girl’s wittiness and the story itself was just as great! Simply fabulous! About the book I didn’t get the chance to talk about it when I finished reading it and it’s a shame, really, because it was such an entertaining story. It […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are.. hopeful! …And just look at this beauty here! (hover to unveil the cover): Preorder: Amazon (US) | BookDepository (INT) About the book: Well.. this is not actually a first look, as the cover has been released a while ago, but I felt the need to share it with you all, because I am extremely […]

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Categories: K.A. Tucker

Tags: Burying Water

This is the second book in the series, and even though it was really entertaining and I liked the characters and their voices, you should probably take it with a grain of salt.. If Burying Water had the insta-love element that I didn’t appreciate that much (though I was into the story itself), in BECOMING […]

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Categories: David DavoustLisa Davoust

We spend so much time learning – kindergarten, school, college, master degree.. well, you name it, years and years of study – and they teach us so many useful (along with useless) stuff, but what it’s really important they miss to teach us Every. Single. Time: how to be better humans, how to be better parents, how […]

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Categories: Guest Posts

Hello dears! Some of you are young and you resonate with stories about growing up and facing all that comes with the process. You struggle, you stumble and you need to know that everything will turn out right. This post is for you! Guest post: Meet Kendra Foster by KP Smith She’s right in the middle of the […]

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

I know that feeling! When I reached the last page of the last book in the series I felt like letting go of a dream, like saying goodbye to my friends and never seeing them again. I couldn’t bear the thought of not being part of this world anymore, it felt like being left out in the […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are heavenly.. to die for! …And I nearly fell off my chair when I saw this one! (hover to unveil the cover): Preorder: Amazon (US) | BookDepository (INT) | Books-Express (RO) About the book: *Cover first revealed on USA TODAY Look at them all together, so beautifully perfect: Boy, they are all so perfect, it makes me […]

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Categories: K.A. Tucker

Tags: Burying Water

When it comes to the New Adult books the first thing I really appreciate is the originality, the freshness, the aspects I didn’t see (well, read about) before. This is one of the things I liked about this story, that it is different than all the other stories in this genre that tend to blend with each […]

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

Hello, there! I’ve been working on a very personal project and I will continue on it for a while, you will probably find out more about it in December or so. You’ve probably noticed that my presence on the blog has been limited, but don’t worry – I am still around, I still read (books […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are.. Unexpected “The Winner’s Kiss” is just like that… (hover to unveil the cover*) Preorder: Amazon | BookDepository About the book: *Cover & description first revealed on bustle.com I am not sure what to make of this cover, but while it is not my favourite in the series in the least, it will probably look […]

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Categories: Corrine Jackson

Oh, dear… How much can you sacrifice in your life for a promisse that you’ve made and you don’t want to break? How much are you willing to lose, when do you start living your own life & leave the past behind? The feelings: “IF I LIE” was a deeply emotional story, I’ve heard that here and there, but never […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are.. colorful! “Surviving Ice” is just like that! (hover to unveil the cover) Preorder: Amazon About the book: More books in the series:        

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Categories: Miranda Kenneally

Tags: Hundred Oaks

After all this time, reading a book by Miranda Kenneally feels like coming back home… As you might know, there are many stories in this “series”, though they are more like companions. All of them are stand-alone stories, vaguely related, and they can be read separately without trouble. I for one have only read the first book, Catching […]

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Categories: Kasie West

To be honest, I was absolutely sure that I would love this story, even with the funny (though a bit unfortunate) title. And don’t get me wrong, the story is cute and quite amusing, for a younger audience it might sound much better anyways, but there were some things that made my rating drop a bit. Gia is […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are so artsy… And just look at these ones (hover to unveil the covers) About the book: Expected publication: February 23rd 2016 by Tor I didn’t get the chance to read “A Darker Shade of Magic” yet, but I’ve heard so many great things about it. I also loved Victoria’s The Archived series, so I […]

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

I need your awesome support!   If you enjoy my book blog (my reviews, my ramblings and all my crazy thoughts), you can vote for it here (simply access the link and hit the green “VOTEAZĂ” button).     Thank you so much for all your support through these years! It means the world to me! This […]

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Categories: Guest Posts

Hi, everyone!   Today we have a special guest on the blog – Carys Jones, author of Dare to Dream. She is here to tell us a bit about her writing habits. …And I just realised that I don’t have a routine – not when it comes to reading, not when it comes to writing reviews. I […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Well, this is not quite an actual first look… But it is a good look nonetheless :p (hover to unveil the cover) About the book: Expected publication: October 21st 2015 by EATEOM Publishing I had the pleasure to read the first book in the series and I am curious to see where the story will go […]

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Categories: Books from Then & Now

Let’s go back in time!   …See the books we were most eager to have – books we dreamt about and/or books we never got the chance to read.. yet. Let’s remember the books that were on our most-anticipated lists, because let’s face it.. they must have been there for a reason. And, who knows, maybe some of these […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are.. sweetly poisonous! “Winter” is just like that! (hover to unveil the cover) Preorder: Amazon | BookDepository About the book: Expected publication: November 10th 2015 *sniff, sniff* by Feiwel and Friends Mirror, mirror on the wall, who wants it the most of us all… Me, that must be ME! I really love this series and I […]

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Categories: GiveawaysGuest Posts

I’m back and with goodies!   A few weeks ago I had the pleasure to read Deadly Design, a story about the preciousness of life and all that one could do in order to keep his heart beating. Today I have a surprise for you, courtesy of Debra Dockter and Penguin/G.P. Putnam’s Sons: some insights […]

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Categories: Marie Rutkoski

Tags: Winner's Trilogy

Wow, this was insane and insanely awesome and I can’t wait for all of you to read it!
If you fell for THE WINNER’S CURSE, there is no way in hell or all the seven heavens for you not to deeply enjoy this beautiful book full of mystery and deceit.

There are novels that seep into your heart like poison – slowly, smoothly, but with a mortal bite. THE WINNER’S CRIME is just like that...

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Categories: Eileen Cook

I find the human mind to be fascinating, in so many ways. There’s a whole universe hidden inside such a tiny little thing, and as much as we like to think that we are starting to conquer the actual Universe (though by that I kind of mean observe it from a distance), we still know […]

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Categories: Debra Dockter

I love races against the clock. I like the suspense they bring into the story, how they can transform the characters, making them change their priorities and the way they see the world. I like stories about genetics, stories based on reality that step on the fine edge between science and science-fiction, that seem to bring nightmares to life. I like […]

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Categories: Sabaa Tahir

Did you ever feel the need to actually hug a book, to hold it close to your heart? Did you ever feel that a book was somehow meant for you? Did you ever hear its gentle call? Because I did.. I love reading with a passion and there are books like AN EMBER IN THE ASHES that are absolutely perfect (In each. And […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are.. so beautiful! (hover to unveil the cover) Preorder: Amazon | BookDepository About the book: Expected publication: May 12th 2015  I really love this series and you can’t imagine my excitement regarding the 3rd book. I’ll be holding my breath for it, hopefully not too long 😉 And… It will look so wonderful next to […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers are.. unexpected! (hover to unveil the cover) Add it to you TBR list on Goodreads. About the book: Expected publication: March 2nd 2015 Also from this author (and a favourite book of mine):

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Categories: Theresa Kay

Tags: Broken Skies

You know that I don’t have a reading plan, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that I had other books in mind when this one caught my attention. I just wanted to read a few pages to see how I would like it, but the thing is… I couldn’t put it down until I reached […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Sometimes big fonts work beautifully! …If you don’t believe me, just look at this one! (hover to unveil the cover) Preorder: Amazon (US) | BookDepository (INT) | Books-Express (RO) About the book: Expected publication: May 26th 2015 by Harlequin Teen Nowhere But Here book trailer:

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Categories: Lauren Gibaldi

There’s something magical about the books that happen during one night and all the possibilities they are filled with. There’s something magical about first loves: the spark of a first touch, the uncertainty of a first kiss, the blush on the lover’s cheeks. And there’s so much magic in a night when you would only […]

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

Due to medical reasons in my family (don’t worry, I am fine) I will be away for a while.
Thanks for all your support and see you again soon!

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

Many of you already know about my Midnight Ramblings, but I wanted to officially present this to everyone:     It’s something I hold vey dear, because it will get you all closer to me. It’s a place where I will be posting pictures, quotes, book related trailers and so much more and I really hope to […]

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Categories: Victoria Schwab

Tags: The Archived

Surreal, that’s how this story is. Question time: when dreams and nightmares and life align together, how do you break free, how do you tell real from unreal? How do you find the force to move on when you are breaking apart? PROs: Victoria Schwab writes exquisitely, there’s such a vivid world created, so complex and […]

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

Happy New Year!   First, I want to thank you all very much for sticking with me through the years. We’ve been reading tons of amazing stories and I can’t wait for us to read even more. Your support means the world to me, because this blog would be nothing without you – my readers, my […]

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Categories: Top Ten Tuesday

2015 already looks like a promising year.   There are so many books that I want to read, so many stories I need to see how they end, so many authors I have my eyes on that I need to read more from. Let’s start with the Top 10 debuts… 10 Most Anticipated Debut Novels […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

I love books that come out near my birthday 🙂 …And this is a Contours of the Heart novel! (hover to unveil the cover) About the book: Expected publication: April 27 2015

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

New challenge – books by colour   My choices: Note: Some of the covers in real life might differ quite a bit. Over the time I have removed from the challenge some of the ARCs I thought they matched a colour or anther, though when I got the paper copy I realised that it was […]

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Categories: Viv Daniels

Such a beautiful, BEAUTIFUL story! NA is not a genre that I easily enjoy, but every now and then I find a captivating story, that keeps me interested and it makes me love the characters so much that I wish I could befriend them just to spend more time with them.. A lot more even. “One […]

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Categories: Kristen Lippert-Martin

I like stories about memory loss. Stories that feel like a puzzle I have to work on in order to see the final picture. Stories that make me wonder how did things get to be the way they are now, which are the secrets behind all the appearances and what are the characters actually made […]

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Categories: The Midnight Cup of Coffee

One more year to go This makes me happy, as well as it makes me sad… Happy because I’ve read some amazing books this year and my personal life has been just as full of joyful events. Sad, because time is passing way to fast, there were so many things I still want(ed) to do, so […]

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Categories: Liz Czukas

Lovely characters, sarcastic voice, a bit of mystery and plenty of fun – this book is full of awesome. It is a story about life, about how easy it is to misjudge people, how easy it can be to make friends if you open up just a bit. It felt real, it was sweet and […]

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Categories: John Kerry

Tags: The Vara Volumes

I rarely read a book I know nothing about – and yes, I do remember reading the synopsis at some point, but when I picked it up to read it I didn’t remember anything from it. As the cover shows, Eden at the Edge of Midnight describes a fantastic and vibrant world, so different than […]

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Categories: Cover Reveals

Some covers get me excited!...And I can't wait for this book! "The final book in The Rephaim series. Due out in June 2015 for Australia/New Zealand; August 2015 for UK; and mid 2016 for US/Canada.
Synopsis to come. "
Expected publication: June 24th 2015 by Text Publishing

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Categories: Blog ToursGiveaways

Tags: active

Hi guys!   Today we have a guest on the blog: Laxmi Hariharan, author of “The Many Lives of Ruby Iyer”, is here to tell us a bit about herself, to reveal an excerpt from the book and to give you the opportunity to enter a Giveaway. I am new to this story, but I have it on […]

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Categories: Jessi Kirby

♥ Another story that steals my breath away… I have tears in my eyes, so forgive me if my words might blur together. What you’re reading now is, after all, a puddle of feelings threatening to either choke or warm my heart. I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again, Jessi has this incredible power for breaking […]

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Categories: Michelle Dalton

Tags: Sixteenth Summer

Sweet & cute & funny, a perfect summer read! A while ago I read and loved Sixteenth Summer, a wonderful story about first loves and new beginnings. So when I got the chance to read another book from the same author, with a similar storyline, I didn’t think twice about it, I just dived right into it. […]

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Categories: Neal Shusterman

Tags: Unwind Dystology

There are very few books so powerful that can follow you into your dreams. That leave an imprint on your soul. That are so dreadful and horrifying, but in the same time so beautiful and completely mesmerising ...

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Categories: Neal Shusterman

Tags: Unwind Dystology

It's official, this is one of the best dystopian story I've ever had the honour to read!

To be this connected with the characters, this emotionally invested in the story, this awestruck with the world building and the amazing, mind-blowing plot.. It feels like a gift, there's no better feeling in the reading world ...

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Categories: Jennifer E. Smith

You might have noticed by now that I love emotional stories. You know, those books that make me smile until my face hurts, but that can also make my soul ache just a little bit. This is in fact what I like about reading, in general – because it takes me through so many emotions […]

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Categories: Amie KaufmanMeagan Spooner

Tags: Starbound

THIS SHATTERED WOLRD does not give you time to think about it, you just dive into it and stop breathing until you reach the last page. But trust me, you will feel like you’ve reached that one way too soon.
I, for one, could never have enough of this story ...

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Categories: Beth Revis

I am at a loss for words Because this book really took my breath away, but I need to tell you more… I need to tell you how beautifully written this story is, what an amazingly vivid world Beth has created, how incredible and fleshed out the characters are, how mind-blowing and breathtaking the plot is, how […]

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Categories: Kristina McBride

Oh, just look at that cover, just how beautiful it is! That was the first thing that grabbed my attention, and then there was the book description – I love stories about memory loss, about characters that need to pick up the remaining pieces of their lives and remember how it was when all pieces […]

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Categories: Marie Lu

Tags: The Young Elites

Almost there! This could have been so easily a 5 stars read for me. It is indeed a very beautiful story. The writing is as amazing as Marie Lu can write, the world is strongly built, the vivid images created by the powers of the Elites are marvellous, the characters are unique and fleshed-out at the border […]

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Categories: Victoria Schwab

Tags: The Archived

Wow, it will probably haunt me even in my dreams. I finished reading it and all I could think of was: how amazingly-beautiful the writing was, how imaginative the world, how full of emotion the main character.. Absolutely wonderful! Incredibly touching! “The Archived” tells a story of terrible loss – not necessary by the nature of […]

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Categories: Cynthia Hand

Heartbreakingly beautiful! Do you know the feeling you get while and after you hold your breath for long? How time seems to stop for a while, how your heart beats faster and faster, how sharp everything becomes after the fuzziness washes over? This is how this book feels like. And it is wonderful, and dangerously […]

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Categories: Liesel Schmidt

To be honest, I don’t know how to review this book. It was nothing like I thought it would be, nothing like it seemed in the beginning. And I can’t actually talk much about it in fear of spoiling it. Anyways, I’ll start with the things I liked the best: And the thing is that Liesel Schmidt really […]

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Categories: Joann Swanson

Such a beautiful book! The wonderful prose, the emotional story, the great characters.. It touched my heart, really. This book is absolutely incredible and I feel honoured to have it on my ‘favourite’ shelf. The story is dark, but also hopeful, it is a triller but also with a psychological touch, it talks about trauma […]

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Categories: Tessa Marie

I wanna hug this book! This story has found a soft spot in my heart and it simply decided to call it ‘home’. I love it when it happens, when I don’t expect much but I fall hard for a story, when the characters are so adorable that I want to take them home with […]

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Categories: Amy Engel

Tags: The Book of Ivy

A classical dystopian story with a spin-off, and simply as beautiful as the cover! ^_^ And not that the short-haired girl with the white dress and knife in hand is actually a truthful representation of Ivy, if I come to think about it, but the overall image still manages to fit the story perfectly. I […]

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