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This book has kissing, but also quite a lot of angst

May 5, 2016 by Malin 3 Comments

Spoiler warning: This is the third and concluding volume in this series. It’s going to be absolutely impossible for me to review this book without spoiling plot from the first and second book. Therefore, if you are not caught up, please skip this review and go start at the beginning – with The Winner’s Curse. Arin is mustering the Herrani into full-on war with the Valoran empire. Leading the Dacran forces that are going to aid them, is the sarcastic and hideously scarred Prince Roshar. […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, History, Romance, Young Adult Tagged With: CBR8, historical fantasy, marie rutkoski, romantic, The Winner's Kiss, the Winner's trilogy, Young Adult

Malin's CBR8 Review No:47 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, History, Romance, Young Adult · Tags: CBR8, historical fantasy, marie rutkoski, romantic, The Winner's Kiss, the Winner's trilogy, Young Adult ·
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East of the Sun, West of the Moon – but with more sex and violence

May 5, 2016 by Malin Leave a Comment

After Feyre’s father lost all his money, her family (widowed, crippled father and two older sisters) live in a tiny cottage desperately trying to make ends meet. They mainly survive because Feyre taught herself to hunt and tries to make sure they have enough to eat. The only way they make money is if her father sells one of his wood carvings or Feyre has animal skins to sell at the market. One day, when Fayre sees a giant wolf in the woods while hunting […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Romance, Young Adult Tagged With: A Court of Thorns and Roses, CBR8, East of the Sun West of the Moon, faeries, fairy tale retelling, fantasy, Malin, sarah j maas, Young Adult

Malin's CBR8 Review No:46 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Romance, Young Adult · Tags: A Court of Thorns and Roses, CBR8, East of the Sun West of the Moon, faeries, fairy tale retelling, fantasy, Malin, sarah j maas, Young Adult ·
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Less in your face hilarity, more story cohesion.

April 22, 2016 by narfna Leave a Comment

I don’t quite know how to rate this one, because it’s so different from the first two volumes. I’m pretty sure this book marks the occasion of Lumberjanes being made from a limited run series to an ongoing, so changes have been made accordingly, and I’m not quite sure how I feel about all of them yet. The most notable thing of course is that the series has a new artist. Actually, two of them (plus several guest artists in the first issue collected here, […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: a terrible plan, Comics, fantasy, Grace Ellis, lgbt, lumberjanes, narfna, noelle stevenson, Shannon Watters, Young Adult

narfna's CBR8 Review No:66 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: a terrible plan, Comics, fantasy, Grace Ellis, lgbt, lumberjanes, narfna, noelle stevenson, Shannon Watters, Young Adult ·
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Now with dinosaurs.

April 22, 2016 by narfna Leave a Comment

If you loved Lumberjanes, Vol. 1, you will also love Lumberjanes, Vol. 2: Friendship to the Max, because it’s the same thing, except MORE. More friendship, more monsters, more weird mysteries surrounding their camp, more little girls riding velociraptors. This volume centers around three main events: a friendship bracelet making session none of the campers are that interested in, but their beleaguered counselor Jen (who is so earnest it’s painful) wants them to learn instead of going to the Raccoon Rodeo (whatever that is), and […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: brooke allen, Comics, friendship to the max, Grace Ellis, lumberjanes, narfna, noelle stevenson, Shannon Watters, Young Adult

narfna's CBR8 Review No:65 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: brooke allen, Comics, friendship to the max, Grace Ellis, lumberjanes, narfna, noelle stevenson, Shannon Watters, Young Adult ·
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Friendship to the Max.

April 22, 2016 by narfna Leave a Comment

I read this yesterday when I was in a truly abysmal mood (all of my stress is currently camping out on my right shoulder, like, roasting marshmallows and felling trees and shit) and it made me laugh so hard. I was immediately charmed by the girls, the style of the art, and the can-do weirdness it has on display. With as much as I enjoyed it as an adult, I’m sure this thing will kill with its target audience. (I’m going to start saying “What […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: beware the kitten holy, brooke allen, Comics, feminism, Grace Ellis, lgbt, lumberjanes, narfna, noelle stevenson, Shannon Watters, vol. 1, Young Adult

narfna's CBR8 Review No:64 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: beware the kitten holy, brooke allen, Comics, feminism, Grace Ellis, lgbt, lumberjanes, narfna, noelle stevenson, Shannon Watters, vol. 1, Young Adult ·
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I wish I would have realized this series is not for me before I wasted all this time reading it.

April 20, 2016 by narfna Leave a Comment

I should have known better. I really should have. And I should have kept my big mouth shut about this book. Halfway through I decided to blab to Goodreads that I was actually really enjoying this book, way more than I had the first two, and that maybe juuuuuust maybe I would read a book in this series, and by these authors, that I really, truly enjoyed. The universe loves destroying dreams. Seriously, the first half was really fun in a way this series hadn’t […]

Filed Under: Romance, Science Fiction Tagged With: amie kaufman, meagan spooner, narfna, romance, sci-fi, their fractured light, Young Adult

narfna's CBR8 Review No:57 · Genres: Romance, Science Fiction · Tags: amie kaufman, meagan spooner, narfna, romance, sci-fi, their fractured light, Young Adult ·
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