The Name of the Book

Hey guys,   It ´ s been a while since I last talked about anything related to the RedRising Trilogy: that ´ s such a long time. So today I am bringing you my review of Morning Star, last instalment in the trilogy. I have been waiting to read this book for such a long time, and so when I heard the book was coming out in Spain I was beyond happy. “ But Marta you usually read in English ” you might think. Yes, I do read a lot in English, but I have the other two books in Spanish and I love so much this books that I want to have them matching on my selves. And I think the waiting have been worthy, cause now my selves look pretty and I have enjoyed the book so much. Before I start talking about Morning Star let ´ s stablish that if you haven ’ t read the previous instalments in the trilogy you should go and check those reviews first ( Red Rising and Golden Son ). This review will be spoiler free regarding Morning Star but it might contain some spoilers about Red Ri...

Hello Everyone, I was in a kind of reading slump for almost half of the month and most likely the one to blame for it was The Blue Economy, which I reviewed last Friday. So I was not in the mood to read or even feel the need of it, but all of that vanished once I re-read one of my all-time favorites: Red Rising. For this review I am doing two parts: one spoiler free and another one with spoilers, but I will tell you when the spoiler section begins so you can quite reading if you don´t want to be spoil. And before I start talking about the book let me tell you that my edition of this book is a Spanish one, so I might made some mistakes by translating literally some of the terms. Of course I´ve look for them first but as I did not own the book in English and I refuse to download it illegally I might made some mistakes for which I apologize in advance. I first read this book almost a year ago. My parents gave it to me as my birthday present. The first time I read it, I though...