The Name of the Book

Hey guys,  Another month bites the dust and so I thought it would be a good moment to tell you all about what have I read this month and what am I planning on reading next month. There is a lot of books to talk, so let ´ s right jump into it.  As far as the books that I have read during the month of February I am beyond happy. I had a very good reading month and the lowest rated book I have read was 3 stars. Plus, I completed my TBR (check it here if you don ’ t believe me). Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo This master piece, which I obviously gave 5 out of 5 stars was my first book of the month. I highly enjoyed I am really looking forward to read Crooked Kingdon which actually is my current reading as I am writting this. There is a review that will be post shortly.  Rebel of the Sands by Alwyn Hamilton The second book I completed this month had been on my radar for quite a while, so when I got a review copy thanks to NetGalley I was so h...

If you have been here for a while you might know that I love Pierce Brown books. Last year I re-read Red Rising and this year I decided to re-read Golden Son in preparation of Morning Star coming out in Spain. I know I could have read this book a year ago, but I like to read in paper and I wanted the book matching with the other two, so I have been waiting for it. Actually, the day I am writing this is the release day in Spain. Before you keep reading let me warm you that if you keep reading this review you might find some spoiler from Red Rising . So, if you haven’t read that one yet, check my review for that one (which you can find by clicking here ) read the book and then come back so we can discuss this book. Golden Son it´s as a matter of fact a master piece. This book it´s amazing and I love it. I think I haven’t hear a bad review for this books, even though I am sure it´s not a book for everyone. As I said in my Red Rising review on the first book there was a lot of w...

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...

Hello Everyone,  The second of the promised posts is here. For this one I asked a few friends to send me the emojis they liked and with those emojis I will tell about books that I think about when see these emojis. With no further do, let´s get started.    This emoji make me think of a book that made me roll my eyes. There are so many books that could fit in this category but the one that I liked better is The Selection by Kiera Cass. It made me roll my eye because sometimes I feel like the characters could do something smarter. But honestly I enjoyed this book so much. This emoji reminds me of when I´ve done something and I do not want to be discovered. So for this book I will recommend one of my guilty pleasures. And that will be Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell. This book is so funny and such a quick read.  This emoji looks like thinking to solve a mystery. A mystery book that I´ve enjoyed so much is Think of a Number by John Verdon is ...