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  • HP and The Deathly Hallows

    HP and The Deathly Hallows

    Author: J.K Rowling

    Saga: Harry Potter Book #7

    Genre: Epic Fantasy, Young Adult, Drama, Magic, Urban, and so much magic and fantasy

    Hello, dearies! 🪄

    We have arrived at this one at last, it was a long road while I talked about each book. All reviews here.

    Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows, I remember being so excited because the final book would come soon, and I had re-read The Half-Blood Prince a couple of times already because it was so good, not the end but that just made you want to read the next book more.

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  • TBT: The Secret Adversary

    TBT: The Secret Adversary

    Or as I knew it before in the Spanis version: El Misterioso Mr. Brown.

    Author: Agatha Christie

    Genres: Detective, Crime Novel

    I can’t remember when I read this book, maybe over ten years ago or more, but I do remember this, I liked and thought it was cool to get into suspense and think, oh what’s happening, uuh what’s that?

    It was nice. But The Secret Adversary is about looking for clues, following up people, and finding them.

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  • 50 Shades Darker

    50 Shades Darker

    Author: E.L. James

    Series: Fifty Shades Trilogy

    Genres: Erotic (sure), Romance (eh…), Drama (so much), BDSM (only accurate one)

    Honest, different view after years and reading other books.

    Hello, dearies! 🚁

    I had to look up to know if the trilogy’s name was actually 50 Shades or not. Lol. The Fifty Shades Trilogy it seems, and then the Fifty Shades Series, but I didn’t read Christian’s POV books because it really was not something I was interested in, this, of course, after reading all three books in the original trilogy.

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  • A Game of Thrones: Flashback

    A Game of Thrones: Flashback

    Author: George R.R. Martin

    Genre: Fantasy, Fiction, Epic Fantasy, Adult, High Fantasy, Science Fiction Fantasy, and more.

    Series: A Song of Ice and Fire #1

    Hello, dearies! 👑

    I realized that I don’t have a proper post for A Song of Ice and Fire Book 1, aka, A Game of Thrones.

    Of course, I have my very special A Song of Ice and Fire page and a book review for A Dance with Dragons. But the other books I read all in one go and so fast, and so, not putting down this book type of way that well, it all kind of blended together, and then I watched Game of Thrones, so that didn’t help matters. It all just cooled down.

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  • Lock Every Door

    Lock Every Door

    Genre: Suspense, Drama (more drama), Mystery, Audiobook

    Author: Riley Sager

    3.5 ⭐️

    Not what you would expect. Or what you wanted. 🫠

    When you have a title that it’s Lock Every Door, you would think that there’s more suspense or paranormal. So, be warned ⚠️ it might not be what you thought and not in the ooh-such-a-good plot twist.

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  • The Lost Book of the White

    The Lost Book of the White

    Series: The Eldest Curses #2

    Authors: Cassandra Clare and Wesley Chu

    Genres: Fantasy, Not so YA but some, Drama, Urban Fantasy, LGBT, Paranormal, Romance

    5 bright glowing ⭐

    Hello, dearies! 🧭

    Prepare for some fangirling of epic proportions.

    And maybe a bit of rambling too.

    The Lost Book of The White takes us forward in time or further (way further) than The Red Scrolls of Magic, which I recommend you first read City of Bones before diving into that one, although it is not necessary.

    So, I loved book 2 of The Eldest Curses, does that come across? Sometimes I don’t know if it really does. But I did, and it took me a while to write this one because… life, so my memories are a bit far away.

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  • The Keeper: A Stars Above Story

    The Keeper: A Stars Above Story

    Series: The Lunar Chronicles

    Book: Stars Above

    Story: The Keeper

    Author: Marissa Meyer

    Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult, Science Fiction, Retellings, Short Stories

    This will be short. 😆

    So, I am slowly but surely making my way through the stories in Stars Above. I read it all in the wrong order, so don’t judge me. You can check my other reviews for it here.

    This one, The Keeper, is the first story in the book. If you have ever read The Lunar Chronicles book 1 to 4, then you will probably be into reading this one. If you haven’t already.

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  • HP and the Half-Blood Prince

    HP and the Half-Blood Prince

    Series: Harry Potter

    Book #6: The Half-Blood Prince

    Author: JK Rowling

    Genre: YA, fantasy, magic, drama

    I’ve been waiting to talk about this one.

    Hello, dearies! ⚡

    The Half-Blood Prince was not going to be this week’s Throwback Thursday, but here we are, TBT with this Potter book.

    I love the whole Harry Potter saga, I think that’s clear after me taking the time to talk about each book, but The Half-Blood Prince made me re-read it a few times when it first came out, and it soon became a favourite book.

    After reading it, I had to wait for The Deathly Hallows, so I had to keep going back to The Half-Blood Prince for more.

    Let us begin. 🔮

    I’ll jump right in, and perhaps go back and forward, so please be patient with my upcoming rambling.

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  • The Final Girl Support Group

    The Final Girl Support Group

    3⭐

    Author: Grady Hendrix 

    Genre: Horror, Thriller, Fiction, Mystery

    Well, I have my doubts about the horror tag or thriller, it’s more Mystery and Drama than anything else.

    Hello, dearies! 📽

    This one it’s more like a movie than a book, and you find yourself thinking about all the horror movies you watched in the past, and trying to pair those with the characters in the book rather than paying attention to the storyline.

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  • Daisy Darker

    Daisy Darker

    Author: Alice Feeney

    Genres: Suspense, Drama, Thriller (?)

    ⭐⭐⭐

    I give credit when and where credit is due.

    Hello, dearies! 🐚

    A new month is here, and only now am I publishing a new one, but the days just blend together lately.

    Daisy Darker was my first audiobook, and half of the time I thought, I could be reading this instead of listening and it’ll be faster and perhaps a bit more interesting. But that is not part of the review, just a thought about audiobooks.

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