Book Review: Caerule by Lauren Hemphill (Viridis #2)

I honestly had no idea how long it has been since I first reviewed the first Viridis book. I had mixed thoughts on it, so I wasn't highly anticipating picking up the second, but my friend Kristen convinced me to give the second book a chance! So here's my review, spoilers ahead!

Book Review: Journey to the Center of the Earth (Voyage au centre de la Terre) by Jules Verne (Extraordinary Voyages #3)

One of the classics I have on my shelves I only read once and have little to no memory of. So it's worth a revisit for the sake of a review! Let's have a look at the famous science fiction/adventure novel by Jules Verne. Spoilers ahead (for a book that's well over a hundred years old).

Book Review: Viridis by Lauren Hemphill (Viridis #1)

While I did enjoy this book quite a lot (especially in the later parts), there's some serious issues that made me put it on two. I almost put it at one star, but simply got too invested for it to warrant such a low score. Spoilers beyond the cut.

Book Review: The Diabolic by S.J. Kincaid (The Diabolic #1)

I was given this book for free, well more or less. I traded it for this and a few other books with someone I know, and I had honestly no idea if I’d like it going into it. The premise seemed interesting, and I really do need to read more sci-fi, so let’s see how it holds up. Let’s have a gander at The Diabolic by S.J. Kincaid. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Mortal Engines by Philip Reeve (Mortal Engines Quartet #1)

Wow... just... WOW. I.. .don’t think I’ve been impacted this much by a book since either The Wolf Chronicles or The Forges of Dawn if I remember correctly. While writing this I’m still feeling the emotions...