Greystripe, whatever you decide to do, I will always be your friend. In delving back into the world of warriors, I read through book two, Fire and Ice, by Erin Hunter rather quickly. It's wild to me how fast Firepaw, now Fireheart, grows up in the course of these novels. As a cat, though, I…

We have the ability to love each other, no matter our differences. To help each other, no matter our weaknesses. I first came across Cinder by Marissa Meyer in 2012 at a time when I’d been dejectedly hopping from disappointing book to disappointing book in search of a new read that I would actually enjoy. As it…

"Now who would be stupid enough to make you an ex-anything?" I very nearly did not like this book at all. As many of my readers know, contemporaries can often be very hit or miss for me. It Only Happens in the Movies by Holly Bourne , despite having an interesting premise, was very much…

Never trust a fox. Looks like a dog, behaves like a cat. First published way back in 2003, Into the Wild is part one of what equates to an episodic-eseque set of novels by Erin Hunter called Warriors. I was pretty in love with these books as a kid, though as I got older I…

He laughed, "I'll see you in a bloom." I swear, it's as though every time I read a new Ashley Poston novel, I fall more and more in love. And the funny thing is that her books always have some sort of element to them that would typically make me steer clear away from it.…

I say nothing. I don't forgive her for anything. I'll be honest, I kind of despise shock value plot twists that make little to no sense. Shock value plot twists are bad enough with the support to back it up, let alone some half-handed, dramatic nonsense. And somehow, Kemmerer has done this twice with the…