Would You Rather Book Tag

Halo! Welcome back to my blog! I'm here to do the Would You Rather Book Tag. This tag was created by RayKayBooks and I was tagged by Courtney from CourtneyReads. She tagged me a very long time ago and I just forgot about it, so... Without further ado, let's get started :)

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Top 5 Books over 500 Pages

Halo people of the internet! Today I am going to bring you.... My Top 5 Books That are 500+ Pages! (that was longer than I expected). This is the Top 5 Wednesday topic for today, the 27th? Yes, it's the 27th. Wow, it's almost December, it's passing so fast! Anyways, I'm really happy that I'm getting back to this again and to actually post it on a Wednesday. Now, I don't make it a point to read big books, usually, I don't even care about the size, but it turns out that I have read quite a few and that two of my three favorite books are more than 500 pages. So this list took quite some time to compile, but here you go!

Heir of Fire by Sarah J. Maas Book Review

Heir of Fire is the third book in the Throne of Glass series (not counting the novella bind-up) by Sarah J. Maas. If you don't know what the series is, let me give you a synopsis of the first book (this is from goodreads): 

"After serving out a year of hard labor in the salt mines of Endovier for her crimes, 18-year-old assassin Celaena Sardothien is dragged before the Crown Prince. Prince Dorian offers her her freedom on one condition: she must act as his champion in a competition to find a new royal assassin. Her opponents are men-thieves and assassins and warriors from across the empire, each sponsored by a member of the king's council. If she beats her opponents in a series of eliminations, she'll serve the kingdom for three years and then be granted her freedom."

If that doesn't interest you, I can promise that the series takes way bigger problems than this, but you have to start small, you know? If you are looking for a solid fantasy series, this is for you. Now, if you've read Crown of Midnight, the second book, and haven't picked up this one, what are you waiting for? Do it. If I were to sum up this book in one word, it would be "epic". We get a much larger view of what's going around. With new characters, new perspectives, new lands, new creatures, and new revelations, this book sets us up for what seems to be an action-packed and emotion-filled heck of a journey for our main character, Celaena Sardothean.

DO NOT SCROLL DOWN IF YOU HAVE NOT READ THE BOOK.

My TBR - Series Edition

Hai guys! Today's post is a little different, I'm going to list the series that I haven't started and am interested in starting (there are 36). I want all of you to comment and help me choose which ones should be my priorities. Some of these are pretty embarrassing, just because of how many people love it and say it's there favorite series. If you have read any of these series, please share your thoughts about it.You can say why you like it, why you didn't like it, or just your thoughts in general. If you haven't you can say if it's in your TBR or not and why. But please, DO NOT SPOIL any of these series:

And that's my post for today! I want to shorten my new series TBR to about 20 books by the end of the years, so thanks for helping me :D

Onyx by Jennifer L. Armentrout Book Review

Halo there It's been a while. Here is my book review for Onyx, and I'm sorry for the shortness of it.

THERE WILL BE SPOILERS

Katy: Her character development in this book alone is great. I felt like her bookish aspects of the book was explained more and was incorporated more in the story, which I really liked. And her turning into a kickass alien mutation thing was pretty awesome. I really liked how her feelings for Daemon fueled her to train and to try to get better. Granted, with the wrong person, but still. I like that she wants to be his EQUAL, not his problem.

Daemon: Daemon was definitely something. While I still am not completely in the "Daemon is so.. *swoon" boat, I liked how he changed and was more open.

Blake: I hated him, and I was suspicious of Blake the moment we met him. He seemed to convenient. But now, that I think about it, I sorta feel bad for him because he was put in the spot against his will.

Will: Now, Will, I hated. He was so twisted in his own way. He was so bitter from his disease that he's willing to do anything to not get sick again. And also, he slept with Katy's mom to do it. Ick.

Dee: I wished we had more Dee, because I missed her during this book. I was sad and shocked when Adam died, because I didn't think that this book was the kind that killed people -more of a fluffy book.

I really liked how the DOD played a much bigger part in this book and how we get more background info on  Dawson and Bethany.

And also, what the heck? How is Dawson alive?

This was such a big improvement from Obsidian! I'll definitely be continuing on with this series :D

Anyways, that was all my thoughts about this book. What did you guys think of this book?

Sisterhood of the World Bloggers Award

I was nominated by Jayne of Booking Awesome. Thank you so so much for nominating me :D

The Things I Have To Do:

1. Thank the blogger that nominated you and link back to their site

2. Post the award's logo on your blog

3. Answer the 10 questions you've been asked

4. Nominate 10 bloggers

5. Set 10 new questions for your nominees

October Wrap Up

This month was a pretty good month for my reading, even though I felt like I wasn't reading half as much. Anyways, I read 13 books, and let's start on my wrap up :)