Hi! Welcome to another edition of The Week’s Entrée!
Can’t believe it’s Monday once again, and most importantly, that we’re in MARCH. Why are you going so fast, Time?! Slow down. But then again, Spring is almost here, so YAY! I like Spring 🙂
March is going to be a cool month full of wonderful book releases and movies! And by movies I mean Insurgent by Veronica Roth. I can’t wait to watch it, although I do think they made a lot of changes from the book. We’ll see once the movie is out, but I seriously hope they don’t mess it up.
Anyway, happy start of the month everyone!
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I reviewed Fractured Dream by K.M. Randall at Kate Tilton, Connecting Authors & Readers!
Book reviews in other sites:
I reviewed Fractured Dream by K.M. Randall at Kate Tilton, Connecting Authors & Readers!
Fractured Dream is a cool read, it has a lot of fairytale characters! And look at that beautiful cover, isn’t it dreamy?
Here’s the book’s summary:
Have you ever wondered where fairytales go once they’re created?
It’s been eight years since Story Sparks last had a dream. Now they’re back, tormenting her as nightmares she can’t remember upon waking. The black waters of Lake Sandeen, where her Uncle Peter disappeared decades before, may hold the secret to Story’s hidden memories, or a truth she’d rather not know. On a bright summer afternoon, Story and her two best friends, Elliot and Adam, take a hike to the lake, where they dive into the cool water and never reemerge. What they find is beyond anything they’ve ever imagined could be possible, a world where dangers lurk in the form of Big Bad Wolves, living Nightmares and meddlesome witches and gods.
Now Story must remember who she really is and somehow stop two worlds from ultimate annihilation, all while trying not to be too distracted by the inexplicable pull she feels toward a certain dark-eyed traveler who seems to have secrets of his own. The fates of the worlds are counting on her.
It’s been eight years since Story Sparks last had a dream. Now they’re back, tormenting her as nightmares she can’t remember upon waking. The black waters of Lake Sandeen, where her Uncle Peter disappeared decades before, may hold the secret to Story’s hidden memories, or a truth she’d rather not know. On a bright summer afternoon, Story and her two best friends, Elliot and Adam, take a hike to the lake, where they dive into the cool water and never reemerge. What they find is beyond anything they’ve ever imagined could be possible, a world where dangers lurk in the form of Big Bad Wolves, living Nightmares and meddlesome witches and gods.
Now Story must remember who she really is and somehow stop two worlds from ultimate annihilation, all while trying not to be too distracted by the inexplicable pull she feels toward a certain dark-eyed traveler who seems to have secrets of his own. The fates of the worlds are counting on her.
Books I Got Last Week:
{For review}
From Netgalley, authors, etc.
From Netgalley, authors, etc.
{Purchased}
I bought To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han on Saturday morning and I finished it early Sunday morning (like 3 am). It was so so good! <3 And finally my copy of Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas arrived. It took waaaay to long to get here, butI’m happy it did. So excited to read it!
To Read This Week:
This week I’m reading darkish books! First up is The Thorn and the Sinking Stone by CJ Dushinski, and after that, RED by Alyxandra Harvey.
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And that’s it for The Week’s Entrée! What are you reading this week? 🙂
