This book encapsulates what it meant to be a woman during the Plague and explores themes of death, self-discovery and what it means to be truly happy. This one took me a while to read, especially because of the flowery language and sometimes slow-developing storyline, but I thoroughly enjoyed the book and was sad to finish it.
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Sci-fi? Check.
Fantasy? Check.
Romance? Check.
Action and adventure? Check.
“Once and Future” by A.R. Capetta and Cory McCarthy somehow combines all of those in a well-written, hard to put down story with characters so easy to love, hate and feel something in between the two.
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Bea’s Books Reading a classic is hard. Really hard. Sometimes I just want to throw it down and read something
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Bea’s Books I’m a reviewer, which means I look to the past for my creative inspiration. That’s how I am
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BEA’S BOOKS Spare Written by Prince Harry By Beatrice Cosgrove reviewer I admit, I am a British royal fanatic. When I
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They Both Die at the End Written by Adam Silvera “Mateo, I regret to inform you that sometime in the next twenty-
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The Little Prince is a beautiful little book of nearly 100 pages. In those pages lies a story that has
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BEA’S BOOKSConnecting with Ramona Quimby through something unexpected Ramona Quimby. What do you think of when you hear that name?
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