Monthly Archives: May 2017

I’m currently 96 pages into Life After Life. So far, it’s been pretty hard to get into. I know they’re in World War 2 and the main character is supposed to do something to help prevent it. (or at least that’s what I’ve heard) It can be tiring to read because the main character will die ofContinue reading “What I’m Currently Reading: Life After Life”

We’ve all gone into Barnes and Noble, we know the books that have been turned into major motion pictures are in the front(at least in the one I go to). Some days they even have there own special stand right when I walk in the store or right when I’m about to check out. BooksContinue reading “Do Books that get Turned into Movies Receive too much Attention?”

***Spoilers!*** After my first theory, a lot of information was introduced. There was so much new information I wondered how the main character didn’t know about it in tell now. Did these characters even hang out that often? How could she not know half the terrible things her friends did? It just doesn’t seem realistic, if she’sContinue reading “The Cabin: I can’t Believe who did it”

I’m currently 72 pages into The Cabin by Natasha Preston and I think I already know who killed Courtney and Josh. I feel like it’s almost too obvious, he told Josh to, “drop dead,” and if that statement was to subtle for you he also told Josh, “[he’d] kill him.” I believe that the person who saidContinue reading “The Cabin by Natasha Preston: I Think I Already Know who did it”

This book is absolutely in insane, take a perfectionist, a ex best friend and a ex boyfriend and you got a nuclear bomb waiting to go off. These people are adults acting like teenagers. I thought this book might be too much like Gone Girl, but the conflicts mixed with subtle good deeds forced me to figure outContinue reading “In a Dark Dark Wood with Psychopaths!”

In a Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware I enjoyed reading Ware’s The Woman in Cabin Ten, so I’m hoping In a Dark Dark Wood, will be just as pleasant. I like how she builds up the conflict in her books and layers them so the reader isn’t focused completely one the main idea. Big Little Lies byContinue reading “Books I Plan to Read this Summer”