So... Hi! Well well I'm sorry I haven't post anything for so long (I mean my last post was in October so...) but now I'm back and I want to have a fresh start, even with new URL.

My current URL is http://theliteraryhuntress.blogspot.com and this blog still mainly about books and other fandom related stuff. But, I won't delete my old post because I really want to see how much my writings have grown and evolved.

So that's it basically, see you in the next post! xoxo

School has been really crazy, and after months finally I can post something!

Books I've read:
1. Until I Die by Amy Plum
2. If I Should Die by Amy Plum
3. Die For Her by Amy Plum
4. City of Heavenly Fire by Cassandra Clare
5. Will Grayson, Will Grayson by John Green
6. The Queen Must Die by K.A.S Quinn
7. Tales From The Dark by Various Author
8. Eragon by Christopher Paolini
9. The Five People You'll Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom
10. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
11. Prodigy by Marie Lu
12. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck by Jeff Kinney
13. Days of Blood and Starlight by Laini Tailor
14. Just Listen by Sarah Dessen
15. Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick (2nd time reading this)

Currently reading:
The Hush, Hush series (Hush, Hush, Cresendo, Silence and Finale)

That's all, review coming soon xoxo

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I watched in confusion as a red-marked guard walked up behind Celeste and put a bullet squarely through the back of her head.

She killed her. Kiera Cass killed Celeste in one short paragraph which contains only one sectence.
What's the point of showing the real Celeste and then kill her???

Queen Amberly and King Clarkson. I see that Clarkson has to be killed so Maxon could be a king. But I rather have him survived, Maxon explains everything to him, and watch him trying to control Maxon (but ofc he can't anymore) As for Queen Amberly, I feel really bad for her. She almost got her daughter. So close. She's been the nicest person in the palace, the one who accepts the girls and guide them through the selection process. She's gone now. Who's going to give America advice about being a queen when she need it?

This book is a rollercoaster of emotions. I feel hatred, sympathy, sadness, loss, grief, love, happiness, loyalty, and friendship through the pages, through the story and the character. I loved every second of reading this book, and this series will have a special place in my heart.

Thank you so much Kiera Cass for the amazing journey and experience with America.

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International bestselling author Josephine Angelini concludes her action-packed Starcrossed trilogy with Goddess—a romantically-charged page-turner that Newsday raved was a "clever reworking of Greek mythology."

After Helen Hamilton accidentally unleashes the violent gods from their captivity on Olympus, she and her friends must imprison them before their thirst for war—and blood—take over the world. But the gods' fury already has a body count, and time is running out. With Lucas Delos's life hanging in the balance, and their once-solid group of friends now divided, Helen must face this battle alone, while also deciding who has her heart—Lucas, or the possible Tyrant, Orion.

With a masterfully-woven plot and epically-high stakes, the compelling twists and turns in Goddess will leave readers completely spellbound.

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