I decided to re-read The Gilded Wolves and honestly, I was afraid it would change my opinion about the book--but turned out, it didn’t!
Category: Reviews
The Girl and the Ghost by Hanna Alkaf: An Emotional Ghost Story
It’s not a secret that Hanna Alkaf is an excellent writer when it comes to playing her readers’ emotions. Like her previous work, The Weight of Our Sky, The Girl and the Ghost has the same elements, which are; family, friendship, emotional yet happy ending, Malaysian culture and folklore that really influence the story and of course, strong characters. The Girl and the Ghost is a thrilling, emotional middle grade book that makes children feel seen in a book.
More Than Just a Pretty Face by Syed M. Masood: Not Just a Rom-con!
More Than Just a Pretty Face turns rom-com into something heavy. The book starts like any other YA book, with our main character, Danyal, struggles to keep up with his life. For Danyal, he’s always reduced to his looks. People don’t really take him seriously because he isn’t a Grade A student. Then there’s an arranged marriage going on, and things started getting interesting from there.
Vanessa Yu’s Magical Paris Tea Shop by Roselle Lim + Playlist
Hello everyone! As you probably may know, I'm part of Vanessa Yu's Magical Paris Tea Shop's blog tour organized by Caffeine Tours and today is my tour stop!
Girl, Serpent, Thorn by Melissa Bashardoust: A Lush Fairytale
Girl, Serpent, Thorn is one of those books that will leave you craving for something more. This page-turning dark fairytale book will take your breath away on how beautifully written it is.
Mini Book Reviews: The Rise of Kyoshi by F.C. Yee + The Kingdom of Back by Marie Lu
Hello!! Today, I'm having a mini review of The Rise of Kyoshi and The Kingdom of Back. Two books that are taking elements of already known world and figure, how do I think about them?
Parachutes by Kelly Yang: Everything Wrong With Today’s Society
Hello friends and welcome to Moral of the Story! Today, we’re going to discuss about Parachutes by Kelly Yang, a tearful story about two teenagers who have to deal with the same issues and trauma.
The Silence of Bones by June Hur: An Excellent Murder Story
The Silence of Bones is murder mystery book sets in Joseon Dynasty that follows a young police berau’s servant, Seol, who becomes a part of a big investigation of the death of a noblewoman. Somehow, the investiagtion tangles with Seol’s family and past that leaves a layered story, in which readers are expect to follow and solve as the story goes. Read my review and excerpt here!
These Witches Don’t Burn by Isabel Sterling: Drama, Drama, Drama!
These Witches Don’t Burn is a romcom young adult about a teenage witch, Hannah, who have to protect Salem from evil being that threatens her coven. Sounds fun and thrilling, right?
Tigers, Not Daughters by Samantha Mabry: Five Stages of Grief
Tigers, Not Daughters is a powerful story that revolves around grief and sisterhood. It’s a tale about four sisters who struggle to survive after their sister’s death; in dealing with their alcoholic widowed father to strange events that happened in their house. In this post, I would like to analyze more about each characters' way to grieve and how they represent five stages of grief.