The Name of the Book

Hey guys! It´s Monday and that means 2 things. First it´s the beginning of the week and there is a lot of time until is the weekend again. Second, and most important, it´s time for our weekly appointment. Today I will be talking about Uprooted by Naomi Novik. A book that has been under my radar for quite some time and finally I bought for my birthday. I reserved it until the summer, tough. The edition that I bought was a very comfortable, small and floppy one; perfect to read outside, so I read it on vacation, while I was lying on the beach. I told you I´ve been meaning to read this book for a while, and it´s true but I have also been postponing it because I didn’t want to be disappointed by it. Thank God, I wasn’t. but there are some mixed reviews that lead me to think that this is not a book for everyone. I think is better if I tell you all my thoughts so you can decide whether you will like to read it or not. In this book, we follow Agnieska a young girl who lies i...

Wow!  I think that would be the best definition for Six of Crows. And I think that even when I am going to be talking in further detail about it, I know I cannot make it justice. I have been meaning to read Six of Crows for quite a while now, and finally in February I decided it was the perfect moment for it. It was a good choice, cause as you may know if you are a regular here, January was kind of a crappy reading month for me. Six of Crow is not a typical story. It ´ s not about the stereotype heroes and of course not about the stereotyped villains. Let ´ s be honest, the main characters of the story are murderers, thieves and crooks; but that doesn ’ t mean that you end up caring less about them because as a matter of fact at the end of the book you love all the characters very deeply.   Besides the plot line it ´ s really interesting; these outcasts have to perform a mission to save the world from the jurda parem, a new drug that has appeared in the mark...

Hello guys, This past month has been crazy and you know it. My schedule have been terrible and a have very little spare time; and the few I did have I use it to sleep whether I wanted to or not. That´s why the post had been arriving not on its usual days and I have been reading so little, just 8 books. However this month is not going to be better regarding my reading time, mostly because on the 29 th I am leaving to Germany where I will be studding this semester. So I have to prepare so many things, that I done even know where to start. But I will worry about later on. So let’s go with my wrap up. As usual if I have a review for any of the books I am talking about will be linked and you can check it out by clicking on its title. City of Glass by Cassandra Clare This month had a very good reading started. It was a rereading but I really enjoyed, I think that even more than the first time I read it. This book could easily be the conclusion for The Mortal Instruments...