English TBR Reviews
Quicksilver by Callie Hart
Folklore, that’s what I’ve been thought to believe about Fae. But when they turned out to be real, that magic was real and there are whole realms and other monsters..
Watch Me by Tahereh Mafi
We follow Rosa, condemned to do the reestablishments dirty work because of her dad’s treason and her mother suicide. Living in the Ark, a luxurious place although a small group of people are living in small shed like houses. We also follow James, a boy with a rebel streak from the new republic wanting to infiltrate the ark.
The Tenant by Freida McFadden
Blake is a very successful man; until he isn’t. When he gets fired from his job, he and his girlfriend can’t afford the mortgage any longer; So, they have to find a tenant to make ends meet. When they finally find someone that seems to fit in, strange things keep happening and Blake gets more and more agitated. The latest Freida books haven’t been giving me that same wow factor as the housemaid did, and that’s a shame.
Such Quiet Girls – Noelle W Ihli
I am pleasantly surprised by this book, which was inspired by actual events which made the story that much more eerie. A school bus filled with kids that are underway to after school care is taken in broad daylight.
The house of my mother – Shari Franke
8 passengers, I guess the whole world knows the name of this channel by now. This story is just heartbreaking and for the ones interested in knowing what happened behind those closed doors, it’s definitely worth the read.
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