The Magic of Terry Pratchett by Marc Burrows - A Review

Today's review is about The Magic of Terry Pratchett by Marc Burrows which was published yesterday July 30th and I had the pleasure to read an early copy thanks to the publisher Pen & Sword and Netgalley.The Magic Of Terry Pratchett is the first full biography of Sir Terry Pratchett ever written....

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The Lost City (The Omte Origins #1) by Amanda Hocking - A Review - Blog Tour

Today we are talking about a book that I had the pleasure to read before its publication date thanks to the publisher, who send me an eARC.The Lost City by the bestselling author Amanda Hocking is the first book in a new trilogy called The Omte Origins. While this is a new series by the author it takes...

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The Spy by Paulo Coelho - A Review

Today we talk about a book I read last year and I really enjoyed. The book in question is The Spy by Pauo Coelho.It is a historical fiction about the life of the famous Mata Hari. When she arrived in Paris she was penniless. Soon she was feted as the most elegant woman in the city. A dancer who shocked...

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Or What You Will by Jo Walton - A Review

Today's review is about a very unique, in my opinion, book. I am talking about Or What You Will by Jo Walton. The book was released this Tuesday (July 7th) and thanks to Netgalley and Tor Books I read an eARC of it. While reading the synopsis of this book I was intrigued. It sounded very interesting...

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Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants #2 - Tomb of the Khan by Matthew J. Kirby - A Review

The Assassin's Creed universe is one of my favourites. I love reading the books in the series.This review is about Assassin's Creed Last Descendants #2 - Tomb of the Khan by Matthew J. Kirby. The Last Descendants is a kind of spin-off trilogy where we see the story taking place in our time with...

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New Releases: July 2020

Well, it's time for another New Releases post. This time we are talking about books being released in July. As I said before this list is of course incomplete as it includes only books that I am interested in and the majority of them are in the Fantasy genre.So without further ado let's jump into...

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Big Ideas for Little Philosophers... by Duane Armitage (Series Review)

Hello everyone!! You will have probably figured out by now that I like to read children's books and especially picture books. They hold a special place in my heart and I see it also as a research for my little one.  Browsing the catalogs of Edelweiss + for books I stumbled across this...

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