pickA prequel to the Hunger Game trilogy, following Coriolanus Snow and his transformation from ambitious student to murderous villain.
Ambition ✨ Human Nature✨ Origin
pickA prequel to the Hunger Game trilogy, following Coriolanus Snow and his transformation from ambitious student to murderous villain.
Ambition ✨ Human Nature✨ Origin
pickGreat second book and doesn‘t suffer the common problem of being a space filler. The action is full paced, furious and very dark.
The “benign” Thunderhead scared the 💩 out of me. This is the equivalent of Google ruling the world and deciding the fate of humanity and would anyone really want that.
I am intrigued by the quota of max life and how that will play out in the end.
pickYes!!! A friend recommended this one to me. I haven‘t seen the show yet, but now can‘t wait. The way the story about a pandemic apocalypse and the people that survived, shows what a small world we live in. This was a great read. Def recommend
Reading at the Houston Zoo!
so-soThis one was a bit of a let down for me. I expected a more powerful and exciting conclusion to the series. I did love the writing, character development and world building as I usually do with Shusterman, but the plot and pacing left much to be wanted. It was more like 2.5 stars for me but I can't bear to give Shusterman 2 stars so I rounded up to 3.
#ya #youngadultbooks #scythe #nealshusterman #bookreview #arcofascythe #bookstagram #bookart
pickA father and son are on a journey through a post-apocalyptic landscape with just a shopping cart of possessions. The world seems to have lost all semblance of humanity, which father and son are trying to maintain. Their journey is mostly focused on finding food and other ‘good guys‘. Clearly a masterpiece, and expertly read by Robert Degas.
pickI LOVED this. The first amazing book after the #FourthWingHangover. It was beautiful and lovely and full of betrayal. For, you can‘t trust anyone in the Centennial.
#fantasy #booksof2023
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