Angelfall by Susan Ee Susan Ee’s debut novel, Angelfall, is one of the best books I’ve read this year, thanks to its gritty, believable, breathtakingly heart-wrenching storyline and characters. Summary (from Goodreads) It’s been six weeks since angels of the apocalypse descended to demolish the modern world. Street gangs rule…
View PostPure by Julianna Baggott I’ll be honest, I picked up Pure in the bookshop based mostly on the fact that the sticker on the front says ‘Love The Hunger Games Love Pure’. Then I read the blurb and thought it sounded right up my street – dystopian, post-apocalyptic, YA. So…
View PostThis week’s Top Ten Tuesday, a meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish, has the theme ‘top ten books I’ve read so far in 2013’. This is the first time I’ve done a Top Ten Tuesday blog, but I hope to continue from now on! So, here it goes. I’ll…
View PostBilly and Me – Giovanna Fletcher Billy and Me is the lovely Giovanna Fletcher’s debut novel, and it’s a gem. Blurb Sophie May has a secret. One that she’s successfully kept for years. It’s meant that she’s had to give up her dreams of going to university and travelling the…
View PostCrossed – Ally Condie Crossed is the sequel to Matched, a dystopian tale set in a future that’s ruled by The Society, the organisation that chooses who you marry, when you die, where you work and more. I really enjoyed Matched – it has a solid structure, an interesting storyline…
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