Monday 11 April 2016

The Love That Split The World

by Emily Henry

Rating

5 stars!!!

Date Read

4/4/16 - 10/4/16

Age Group

15+

General Thoughts

I came into The Love That Split The World expecting a chicky love story, an easy, quick fun read. Instead I was treated with a masterpiece on time and love, and a love that transcends all time, and brain freezing notions on relativity, alternate realities and the wormholes.


Numero Zero

Umberto Eco

Rating

3 stars

Date Read

19/3/16 - 2/4/16

Age Group

15+

General Thoughts

"Suspicions never go too far. Suspect, always, suspect, that's the only way you get to the truth. Isn't that what science says?"

Monday 4 April 2016

Unhooked

By Lisa Maxwell

Rating

4 stars

Date Read

14/3/16 - 3/4/16

Age Group

14+

General Thoughts


''Welcome to Neverland'...'

...a world magnificent and dangerous, with a sea full of monstrous mermaids, a jungle that comes alive, a villain who calls himself a hero and an unapproachable but honest pirate taking up the role of the bad guy.

A refreshing retelling of the classic fairy tale, a wonderful, terrible description of what Neverland means, of the devastating poignancy of losing one's memories, of having them distorted until you start to lose your grip on your sense of self, until the reader realises how truly fitting it is to call those boys trapped there lost.

A girl who's spent her whole life violently uprooted from each and every place she's learnt to call home, who doubts her mother's sanity and leans on the support of her only friend, suddenly finds herself inside a fairy tale.

Only it feels more like a nightmare.
(TEASERS BELOW!)