The Name of the Book

Hello Everyone, Another day is here and as I recall saying in a post from last week I mean to publish twice a week on Tuesday and on Friday, and when I have time. So as today is Tuesday I bring you a new post. I read all ten books in Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy series last weekend, except for Welcome to Shadowhunter Academy that I read last month. I am really glad I read these books because when I finished both The Mortal Instrument and The Infernal Devices series it was like I wouldn’t know anything else about those characters that I deeply love.  So Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy was a good fun read. I enjoyed this tales much more than The Bane Chronicles, I think this are much more in line with all the other Shadowhunter related books and is nice to get to know some new characters. In average I gave this series 4.5 stars. There are some of the novellas that I´ve loved and some that I´ve liked but have been such a great disappoint. Before I keep talki...

As I said on my March TBR I want to read the Bane Chronicles and actually it was such a quick read. I read all 10 books within two days and I have exams, papers to deliver and a bunch of class hours. I did enjoy the books but it’s not the best that Cassandra Claire has written. Magnus is such a rich and funny character and we do not get to know him even a little. I have the same information now that before reading The Bane Chronicles. I want to talk about it deeply, so I am going to speak about each book individually. It might be some spoilers ahead so if you keep reading and get spoiled you´ve been warned in advance.   What Really Happened in Peru I gave 3 out of 5 stars to this book but I have to recognize that it is only because Magnus is in the book. The main plot-line in this story is that there is not plot-line at all. However I have to recognize that there are some points in which the story turns out so funny. The best of this book is the part in which Rag...