Heir of Fire by Sarah J Maas Heir of Fire is the third book in the Throne of Glass series which follow the events that happen in the previous novel. I'm really starting to run out of ways to express how amazing Sarah J Maas AND this series is. I don't even know where to start without sounding like a record. I guess...

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(I hope you guys love the photo of a small portion of my King collection haha)  So I actually asked my Instagram followers late last year what they wanted to see more of on my blog, whether it was blog posts I did in the past, or new ideas that I can bring within this year. I really want my blog to evolve...

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City of Glass by Cassandra Clare City of Glass is the third book in Cassandra Clare's debut series The Mortal Instruments. I'm so obsessed. I'm so happy you guys encouraged me to pull through this series, and this world because I think City of Glass is probably my favourite book of the three I've read so far. There's just so many elements that...

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American Street by Ibi Zoboi American Street follows our main character, Fabiola, a Haitian native and her journey to America. But during their journey, Fabiola's mother is detained in New Jersey and Fabiola has to survive the streets of Detroit, her loud cousins, Chantal, Donna and Princess, and her new love interest. Desperate to take her mother out of detainment, Fab realizes that...

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City of Ashes by Cassandra Clare City of Ashes is the second book in Cassandra Clare's debut Shadowhunters based series, The Mortal Instruments.  *I know it's marked as 5 stars on my goodreads, but I felt like 4 stars really suites this book instead.* It has been quite a while since I read this book, but I really wanted to publish this review...

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Can you guys believe it's 2019 already?! Last year went by so fast, it's so weird to say we're a year away from 2020. I'm so excited to be getting back into not only blogging and writing, but reading as well. The end of 2018 was a rough reading time for me because I worked so much, to the point where I found...

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