The Name of the Book

Ok. I think need a month to process all the feeling that I’ve got right now. As I am writing this I’ve just finished  Sky Key by James Frey and I am amused how great he did it despite the fact that I was in kid of a reading slump while reading it, and that the slump was caused mostly because the rhythm of the book. But those las 80 pages really make you forget about everything and just enjoy all the action. This review will contain some spoilers from The Calling the first novel in the Endgame trilogy. So if you haven´t read that one, you can check my review by clicking here and decide whether you will like to read it or not. But in my opinion this book is worth your time. Sky Key takes place a few days after the events that lead to the finding of the Earth Key. So we can see how all the players that are left are affected by those events. The most trouble about them all is Sarah, because now she knows that if she hasn´t taken the Earth Key the Event won´t be happ...

Junio llega a su fin, por suerte. La verdad es que ha sido un mes duro porque no he podido leer tanto como hubiera querido porque he tenido que estar estudiando, así que creo que todos podréis haceros a la idea de por qué estoy tan feliz de que el mes haya acabado. Como podéis imaginaros aunque haya leído bastante no he leído tanto como acostumbro. Me he quedado en 8 libros, que podrían llegar a ser 9 si tuviera tiempo, pero tengo un día muy ocupado y, el  mes se acaba hoy. Pero antes de que me ponga a hablar de los libros que he leído este mes, dejadme deciros que mañana habrá una reseña de uno de los libros que he leído este mes que vendrá acompañada de un Giveaway gracias al Killion Group, así que estad atentos. Trece Runas de Michael Peinkofer Este fue el primer libro que leí este mes. Uno de esos tantos que me han regalado por mi cumpleaños y, que la verdad es que disfrute muchísimo. No me voy a extender demasiado porque tenéis una reseña completa que podéis...

Another month has passed and actually I am so happy that this one has ended. It´s been a top month I witch I haven´t had a much time to read, the majority of my time have been speeded studying, so you can figurate it out why I am happy that this one is over. This month I haven´t read as much as I used but considering all the things that I´ve done I am pretty happy with my mark: 8 books. It might be 9 if I do not have a tone of thing to do today but I have only read the 45% of the book that I am currently reading so I won´t be finishing it today becuse despite being on vacation i don´t have time.  But enough of me rambling and let´s go with all the books I have read this month. It happens that this month I’ve been posting reviews of the books I read last month because there was so many of them that I want to talk about. But reviews for the majority of this are coming soon, starting tomorrow with a book review and a Giveaway so stay tuned for that. Die Brude...

Hello Everyone, I still have books that were given to me for my birthday to read and to review. So here is one of them that actually was a re-read for me, and actually I enjoyed more than the first time I read it. But enough about me rambling and let´s go talking about that we all care about: books. So as you can see in the title of the review I am going to be talking about The Calling, the first book in the Endgame trilogy. And you can read the whole think because I am going to try to avoid making any spoiler. First of all to all those who are saying that this book is like the Hunger Games, you are right it has some similitudes but it also has some main differences. Starting with the fact that the narration is different and continuing with Sarah being so different from Katniss; Jago so different from Peeta; and Christopher so different from Gale. And the way the story evolves even with some similitudes is different. I like the way the story was told and being able to ...