"'Because we all have our words tucked away in notebooks in drawers in the dark. You can't just give them away, Bee. They're yours. Like a fingerprint. Like your children. They are the light that shines your way. Without them, you'll be lost.'
She reached out and gently tucked loose strands of hair behind my ears.
'Never, ever give away your words again.'"
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currently going insane over the fact that there seems to be little to absolutely no fandom for Neverworld Wake (amazing book by Marisha Pessl please go read it you Will Not be disappointed).
I’ll go first. Mine is “ Weird academic leaning group of friends at boarding school have to come to grips with the death of one of their own whom one of them most likely murdered.”
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I am unable to believe we have to come to the end of the first month of this new year, I need a moment to take it in. In January, I read 45 books, which cover a range of things including Manga, Poetry, Novels and Anthologies which range from Fantasy to Mystery.
I gave 8 books from those 45 five stars and these are some of the books that I gave five stars too. I hope you find something you love from these too and I hope the beginning of your new year has been productive and relaxing.
On The Come Up by Angie Thomas - I do not think Angie Thomas writes bad books, I can't remember a time when her work has ever disappointed me, and this book continues that streak. She writes characters that come to life and feel so genuine that it feels you're watching the book unfold in real time. A brilliant book and I think she has a new book coming and I can't wait for anything she does.
The Tea Dragon Festival/The Tea Dragon Tapestry by Kay O'Neill - I read both of these after reading 1984, and after that you need light and cute, and these are as light and cute as you can get. Beautifully drawn with stories that are so wholesome, it will make your heart melt. The rep is also excellent throughout all three books and they just makes for wonderful reading.
Fullmetal Alchemist Vol. 5 by Hiromu Arakawa - I didn't anticipate giving this collection of volumes of this manga five stars until near the end of this book. The scenes around the war moving into the end of this omnibus edition are harrowing and really show just why these characters are how they are. I am way more invested in this series after this one, it was just so well written which combined with the art just hits you harder.
Neverworld Wake by Marisha Pessl - I listened to this book in one sitting as I did some work and I was so completely distracted by the book that I got very little done. Brilliant characters and a plot that just grabs you with a force, Neverworld Wake is a brilliant listen/read that won't be forgotten for some time. So good, the plot twists and turns like a twisty turny thing. I highly recommend this one and I need to read Night Film as soon as possible now.
Nevermoor: The Trials Of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend - Nevermoor has been talked about alot, I know I am late to this party, but this book is just exquisite. The world is so good, the characters are excellent, the plot is just perfection. I loved every minute of this book and I highly recommend it. Is it middle grade? Yes, am I a fully grown adult who adored it? Also yes. Read it.
What did you read this month? I'd love to hear what you begun your year reading! What was your favourite book? What was your worst?(mine was the first volume of Low, never again).
I can't wait to come back with a whole new selection next month,
We swear we see each other, but all we are ever able to make out is a tiny porthole view of an ocean. We think we remember the past as it was, but our memories are as fantastic and flimsy as dreams. It’s so easy to hate the pretty one, worship the genius, love the rock star, trust the good girl.
I really associate short, YA thrillers with summer. I read Neverworld Wake by Marisha Pessl in one sitting while on holiday and it’s one of my favourite reading experiences of recent years! Also I adore the galaxy colour scheme of the cover. I’d highly recommend this novel to anyone who wants a short, fast-paced thriller with paranormal elements, especially if you’re in a reading slump!