Book Review: The Plague Dogs by Richard Adams

I've reviewed Watership Down, arguably Richard Adam's most popular work, but I've always been curious to one of his other stories: The Plague Dogs. I knew very little about the story going in, except that it is (again) very dark, so let's see how it goes, shall we?

Book Review: The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien

I actually really like how my copy of this book tells a story. I bought it secondhand at the bookstore and despite it clearly having clearly belonged to someone else before, it was nearly entirely pristine. One can only assume the previous owner picked it up, tried to read it, and then put it down. That's the experience I've heard a lot of people have about The Silmarillion, some of them even huge Lord of the Rings fans.

This honestly made me kind of dread reading this, but I still really wanted to due to me being a big Tolkien fan. So I finally sat myself down and had a look. Let's see how it went.

Book Review: Emerald House Rising by Peg Kerr

In this standalone fantasy, we delve into a world of politics and magic. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Twilight by Stephanie Meyer (Twilight Saga #1)

I know I'm late to this one. Very, terribly late. Only fifteen years or so. But I've made it my job to check out this series, even though the hype is long-gone. Even the whole hate-hype has largely died down. So I'm going to have a look at the first book in the Twilight Saga, simply titled Twilight. Wish me luck and spoilers ahead.

Book Review: The Forges of Dawn by E.M. Kinsey (Iron Lyons #1)

A fantasy xenofiction with magical talking lions. What's not to love? Let's have a look at this indie, The Forges of Dawn by E.M. Kinsey. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Fifteen Rabbits by Felix Salten

I’ve already tackled both Bambi books plus Perri by Felix Salten. This is the last book by this author I own, so let’s have a look! Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Warriors Arc 3: Power of Three by Erin Hunter

Another Warriors arc review I’m doing, I guess. These take ages to write, but I do enjoy doing them and usually like reading these books!

Book Review: Perri: The Youth of a Squirrel by Felix Salten (Die Jugend des Eichhörnchens Perri)

Perri follows the squirrel of the Bambi saga, particularly the one introduced in the second book. Is it as good as Bambi and it’s sequel, or does it have some flaws? Let’s explore! Spoilers ahead.