#12booksof2025
My favourite book from March was this debut fairytale from Australian author, Kell Woods. It‘s a blend of many tales but the central character is Greta and follows what happens to her, post gingerbread cottage.
My #OwlCrate advent calendar was finally delivered today. A little late but I can‘t wait to check it out.
#BookAdventCalendar
#yuletidereads begins December 21st if anyone would like to join me. There's a tracker on storygraph and I will be posting the categories soon.
These are what I'm aiming to read this month. the tagged because it was already on the go. Hot wax is on position 10 of my list. i will get a list post together ASAP! #castthedie @PuddleJumper
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I finished this last night, and my brain is still reeling from the ending!
I thought this was a good continuation of Broadbent‘s story into a second duology, and I feel like I can see where she‘s going now with the series overall.
I am very glad the next book is out, because I need to start it immediately!
Sinigang + What Fury Brings
An aspiring queen kidnaps the wrong prince to become his husband. Olerra and Sanos' story is as sour as my stewed pork broth.
3⭐s to my 6th Tricia Levenseller🎧📖
#whatfurybrings #tricialevenseller #ebook #audiobook #goodreadsreadingchallenge
bailedI may come back to this, but it is not keeping my attention. I also find the romance very lacking.
#hailthebail
so-soThe switches between Rune and Thorn as narrators would have been less jarring if she labeled the sections. Just too much going on - unique RoseBlood school situation, new friends, mysterious past and family, phantoms underground with their own mysterious pasts and connections, psychic vampires (that was a weird curveball), and romance. After reading the epilogue, I understand the real-life and literary references of why she put all of that in.
