Reviews written by Casog

Leviathan is a book set in World War Two, but is set in a place that is sorta like a parallel universe. Where the German side uses steam-powered warships, and are called Clankers, and the English, also called the Darwinists, who use fabricated beasts made from pre-existing animals. Some...

This must be one of the best fantasy kingdoms that as ever been created. I just fell in love with this amazing place, and I truly want to live there, with one eye green, and the other brown. I loved the idea of having people with two different coloured eyes...

This book has a very interesting storyline that seems to based on fact. Its about the Zabbaleen of Cairo. I'm not sure if these are real people or just made up, but the way the Anna Perera wrote it made it seem that it was based on reality, and could...

I love this book. All of Maria V. Snyder's books follow a single theme, fantasy kingdoms full of magic and romance. I just love these books, they capture my heart, and steal my soul. I love every single part of this book, and I love the twist about the Death...

How to Save a Life was an amazing novel about life and death. I love how this book doesn't have any paranormal things, its very realistic, and could possibly happen to anyone, this made the book more stunning. This book seems so real, and it captured my heart. ...

I couldn't stop laughing while reading this book. I just love Andy Griffiths books and jokes. Even though I'm nearly to old for these books, I still love them very dearly, and I cannot stop reading them over and over them again. In this book, I think that the story...

OMG, this book is soooo stupid, its funny. My favorite story by far was the toilet one. I just loved the ending of it, I won't say anything because it will ruin it, a lot. I thought that the whole concept of this book is just incredibly stupid, including the...

This book is soooooooooo funny, and of course, disgusting. This book is made up of short stories about something, someone or someplace that is disgusting. My favorite story is the brussel sprouts. I like how Andy Griffiths is always trying to get back at brussel sprouts, I find it extremely...

This book is written in a very odd style, with the old-fashioned slang words it makes it very hard to understand. But in a way, this makes the book seem more real, and in the end, this makes the book a heap better. But you might find it quite...

When Kel is chosen by the legendary Lord Raoul to be his squire, the conservatives of the realm hardly think she’s up to the job. Kel earns respect and admiration among the men, as well as the affection of a fellow squire. This series now has full...

In Page, Kel must finish her last few years as a page. She fights to maintain the rigorous regimen of a page while confronting the prejudices that come with being a female in a man's world and coping with a crush on her closest friend, Neal. I...

First Test was the first Tamora Pierce book that I've read. I feel that I can relate to Kel more than Alanna and Daine, because she starts off at my age, and she reminds me of me. In a way, she is more brave than Alanna, as she hid her...

I don't have much to say on this book because I didn't finish it as I borrowed it from school, at the end of last year, so I had to return it before I could finish it. But the parts that I read, it was no where near as good...

I liked this book for two reasons. The first reason is that its not set in Tortall. I like how its set in a different country, so you can get a feel for the different places. I didn't know much about Carthak before I read the Emperor Mage. This also...

In the second installment of The Immortals, Daine has many more challenges to face, some from which, she may not return. I liked this book, mainly because of the wolves, and of course the plot, though, mainly the wolves. I just love wolves, they are such a...