Tag: Book Reviews
-
Review: While You Were Reading by Ali Berg and Michelle Kalus
This is for the adults that still dreams of romantic things and happy ending. For the ones that still love and appreciate the comfort of written words so much that it is still an escape from their hectic lives after all these years. Honestly, I felt seen. A “29-year-old dog-earer of books” – dial this…
-
Review: The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern
To say that I thoroughly enjoyed The Starless Sea is an understatement. I loved every word in it and every minute of it. If I could pocket this book and carry this everywhere, I would – knowing that I will hold a little piece of magic with me all the time.
-
Review: Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory by Raphael Bob-Waksberg [+ Random Reflections]
![Review: Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory by Raphael Bob-Waksberg [+ Random Reflections]](https://pagesandcoffeecups.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/someone-who-will-love-you.jpg?w=338)
There’s a sense of empty restlessness and melancholy that hangs heavy in this collection. And I am so in awe because, most times, it’s really hard to encapsulate and describe it – hard to capture it through moments. But weirdly enough, this book got it.
-
Blog Tour: Jade War by Fonda Lee (The Green Bone Saga, #2) [Review + Creative Feature]
![Blog Tour: Jade War by Fonda Lee (The Green Bone Saga, #2) [Review + Creative Feature]](https://pagesandcoffeecups.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/lee_jade-war_hc-1.jpg?w=500)
Jade War is one of the strongest sequels I’ve read so far – ever! It was more explosive, bigger in scope. It will hit you right where it was supposed to and then some. Fonda Lee delivered and have given us more that what we asked for.
-
Review: An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson
One notable thing that I must truly commend is how atmospheric this book is. I feel like this is how stories about faeries should be written. I was swept away by the story – something that was told, maybe a couple of times before already, but executed so beautifully it’s hard not hold your breath…
-
Review: Always and Forever, Lara Jean (To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, #3) by Jenny Han
This was such a bittersweet goodbye to a series that is so close to real life, it’s hard not to get attached. Weddings, college, decisions to make, things to leave behind. It’s the perfect closure. I can’t have it any other way.
-
Review: The Selection Series (Books 1 to 3) by Kiera Cass
I miss obvious romance — maybe because I’ve been reading too much SFF lately, so this is really a welcome change. So to anyone who wants to fall in love while having a quick read at the same time, this is definitely for you.
-
Review: The Black Tides of Heaven (Tensorate, #1) by J.Y. Yang
Unique, innovative and insightful, J.Y. Yang wasted no time from the very first paragraph to immerse us in their world. It honestly felt like I’ve been accidentally pushed in deep waters. It took effort but it was too interesting not to love the process.
-
Review: Six of Crows (Six of Crows, #1) by Leigh Bardugo
Leigh Bardugo managed to surprise in every turn with ridiculous plot twists and maneuvers that only validates just how awesome this crew of dangerous outcasts are — sometimes, it’s even hard to imagine these lot are just teenagers. Each with a depth of their own, and each with something to fight for.
Pages and Coffee Cups 