Reviews written by Casog

Last year, my friends and I went and saw The Book of Everything that had been converted into a production. It was hilarious and heartbreaking, and the play seemed so clever. The book reflected this astounding play, basically word to word, it bought tears to my eyes, and a smile...

I love Rick Riordan's books, he is writing genius. It must take forever to come up with all the hilarious jokes that appear in the best of situations, or maybe even the worst ones (like a giant Chaos snake trying to eat you!). There were jokes in here that made...

The Way We Fall is written in the eyes of a young girl called Kaelyn. She starts her journal just before the outbreak of a deadly virus, and continues it throughout the epidemic. She writes her journal to her ex-friend Leo, who she had a fight with a few years...

When I first opened this book, I thought it would use old fashioned words, a book that I could not make head or tail of. But this book was very different, oh so very different. This book was full of such emotion that it became a powerful force that blew...

I think that in this final book of the Trylle trilogy, all the characters have grown into something different to what they were in the starting book, Switched. At the start, Wendy was a lot different to what she has become in Ascend. She has become...

I think that this book deserves three cheers!!! I think that the new perspective on the Winter Prince's side of the Iron Fey story. I think that seeing this side of the story makes Ash seem not as mysterious and dark. You can read how he...

I think that this must of been the best book of this series. I feel the reasons why is that Meghan finally got more useful as she managed to learn how to use a sword, so she did not just sit on the sidelines. I also feel that Ash's and...

Meghan has fulfilled her contract with Ash the winter prince, and is now a 'guest' in the Winter Palace under the eyes of Queen Mab. She is eyed as a little snack to most of the residents of the Unseelie court and the protection of the Queen is the only...

This book had a different but similar style to all the other Fey books. Not all of the Fey were nice and cuddly, some where monster of your worst nightmares. This was both good and bad, as it is the same in all Faery books, but it made it a...

This book never really clicked with me, I do not know why, but I did not feel the connection that I feel with some other books. The plot was good and all, but it did not work with me. Natalie did not have that spark that makes...

Kensuke's Kingdom is about a young boy named Michael, who, with his parents, sells their house and buys a boat, wanting to sail around the world. On their journey, they get caught in a storm, where Michael is flung overboard. He wakes up on an island, finding himself only with...

I think that this book had a good idea of the plot, but the author wrote it in a way that this great idea was drowned in everything else. The idea about this book is that Jamie's mother is kidnapped by some vampires, and Jamie discovers Department 19 or Blacklight....

The Warriors Field Guide: Secrets of the Clans lives up to its title, it explains secrets about all the clans, and makes clear some of the motives behind the clans. This book explains where the warriors live, and cats from different clans tell you a deep...

I think that this book brings a new twist to this amazing series, but it also does not change the storyline of the other ones, and it does not get involved with the rest of the warriors. I think that the idea of this fifth clan,...

I reckon this book was way too long than what it should of been. Michael Scott has obviously stretched the book so the story was told over way to many pages. The details were dragged out to much, boring me a lot more than it should have. I feel that...