Reviewsday: Mistborn – Final Empire by Brandon Sanderson
The concept of Brandon Sanderson’s first book in the Mistborn ‘trilogy’ is compelling to anyone that has read a lot of fantasy; what happens if the Dark Lord won? This turns the usual fantasy narrative on its head and Sanderson does not disappoint when it comes to delivery. The series is set in a world […]
Reviewsday: Choose Your Own Autobiography
Neil Patrick Harris’ biography is everything you could imagine! It’s funny! It’s shocking! It’s legend – WAIT FOR IT – dary! Legendary! Forget boring celebrity tell alls; NPH has created an adult Choose Your Own Adventure! We get to decide when Neil has kids, when he goes to his first audition and when he dies. […]
Reviewsday: The Glittering Court by Richelle Mead
I can already hear cries of shock and outrage when I say I’ve never read a Richelle Mead book, but rest easy, for I have venture forward, purchased a copy of her latest work, The Glittering Court, and devoured it! Our heroine, Adelaide, escaping an arranged marriage, poses as a servant and secures a place […]
Reviewsday: Not If I See You First by Eric Lindstrom
Eric Lindstrom’s debut young adult novel, Not If I See You First, introduces Parker Grant: sharp-tongued, stiff-spined, and the latest in a line of protagonists who subvert suppositions about the blind. Blindness has featured in a number of recent novels—the most memorable being Anthony Doerr’s 2015 Pulitzer Prize-winning bestseller, All the Light We Cannot See, […]
