Of this week’s releases, I most look forward to Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson, which I pre-ordered a couple of months ago. I’m also intrigued by Margot & Me by Juno Dawson. Which books are you looking forward to this week?
CARAVAL by Stephanie Garber
Things aren’t always as they seem. Caraval brilliantly plays off this theme on various levels. Reality warps on a grand scale as appearances shift, time stands still, motives are ambiguous and death isn’t always the end. All these factors and more make for quite a mad ride.
Hot off the Press – January 16, 2017
There are fairly few new releases this week but I’m definitely looking forward to History is All You Left Me by Adam Silvera. His debut novel, More Happy Than Not was such a thought-provoking book, I’m positive that his latest novel will be a more than worthy read.
A QUIET KIND OF THUNDER by Sara Barnard
Before A Quiet Kind of Thunder, I had never read a book involving a character with selective mutism, nor a character who is deaf. It didn’t occur to me previously that I hadn’t until I had the opportunity to review this book. I was a little unsure if I would like it because it’s primarily a romance novel. On the flip side, Sara Barnard wrote this and I really enjoyed her debut, Beautiful Broken Things, so I was still curious.
Top 10 Novels of 2016
Looking back on the books I read last year, there were some very memorable ones. Some of these stuck because they blew my mind, while others made me go on massive rants. With that, I decided to consolidate my favourites among the novels I read in 2016, ranked according to my ratings.
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