Where Stephanie Reads

if You are looking for a book that is both spooky and great for the Halloween season than check this latest book by Alexandra Bracken. This is a book that I personally enjoyed and read it in like 2-3 days. This is also a great quick read if you are looking for something for the Spookathan.

Today I have a book to recommend. If you are looking for something in the science fiction world here is a book for you. I will be talking about the book Lock In by John Scalzi. 

On this video, I will be talking about the books I plan on reading. This month I wanted to get into the spirit of October and bring in some dark fantasy and spookiness. 

Books Mentioned:

Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo

Caraval by Stephanie Garber

Wicked by Gregory Maguire

The Dreadful Tale of Prosper Redding by Alexandra Bracken

Today I will be talking about the latest book in the A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas. If you haven’t read that book yet here is the review at http://ow.ly/NOrk30fxTqd. This is a book that I been waiting for ever since A Court of Mist and Fury. When I got the chance to re-enter this world I couldn’t put it down. In fact, I stayed up till 2 in the morning. 

Today I will be talking about my favorite book to movie adaptation. These days there are some many books being turned into movies. Some of them are great and to the point, as great as the book and some of them miss the mark. Today I will be talking about my top book to movie adaptations.

Book to Movie Adaptations mentioned:

The Hunger Games

Harry Potter

Lord of the Rings

The Fault in Our Stars

The Martian

Today I am back with another book tag. I recently stumbled upon this fun book tag and decided to take it on. 

Questions from tag:

Questions: 1. You only have one more spot on your Spelling B team, who would you pick to complete your team? 2. Both characters want to kill you, which one would you kill first so you have a better chance of surviving? 3. You’re on the bachelor/bachelorette you’re down to these two characters, which one are you going to give your rose too? 4. You’ve been chosen for the Hunger Games, who would most likely volunteer in your place? 5. You’re stranded on an island. Which character would you sacrifice to engage in cannibalism? 6. You’re the next DC/Marvel superhero (with your own tv show of course), who is your sidekick? 7. You’re a manager of an Avocado admiring company, who would you fire for lack of communication skills? 8. You’ve just finished a book in which your favorite character dies, which character is most likely to comfort you? 9. Ugh, it’s high school. Who would most likely be part of the popular clique? 10. The day has arrived; you’re finally a year older! Who would have the nerve to forget your birthday? 11. You’ve just found an upcoming booktube star? Who would most likely be? 12. Sleepover time! Unfortunately, you can only invite one person, who would you invite? 13. Bam, you’re pregnant. Who’s the father/mother? 14. You’ve just written a super important text. Who would ‘see’ it, but not reply? 15. You’ve just woken up and it’s time for breakfast. Your mum’s been replaced by..who?!

I am back with another book review. Today I will be talking about The Last Magician by Lisa Maxwell. This is a recent release that has caught my eye a while back and I was excited to check it out. This is a book that shares a lot of my favorite things: magic, secret societies, time travel and a group of characters that have a heist to do. 

If you are looking to read for the fall below I have some great books to fill up your TBR. Below are some of my own personal favorites.

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Books in the picture:

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman

Book of Shadows by Cate Tiernan

It is fall and that means fall flavors like pumpkin and apple pie. But what is, even more, cooler is having a great book to read for the fall. Today I will be talking about some of my favorite books for the fall.

Books Mentioned:

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Glass Houses by Rachel Caine

Book of Shadows by Cate Tiernan

Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman