Reviews written by Casog

This book brings together gods and goddess from many religions, both dead and alive, history from long dead cultures and modern fiction to create a marvelous work of fantasy. I think that Michael Scott must of done some research so he could get the Elders right, but then he adapted...

This book started off pretty badly, and I thought it would be like any other dystopian with a corrupt government, and a girl and boy stuck in the middle who fall in love even if the world is falling apart. And it was, it was kinda obvious that Chase and...

Bluestar is weakened by Tigerclaw's betrayal, and now Fireheart is clan deputy, and must fill in the cracks in the clan that Tigerclaw has made. He is now burdened with most of the clan responsibilities as Bluestar starts to crack under pressure. And Fireheart must now deal with his troublesome...

I expected this book to end with the main character dropping dead from cancer, but that is not what I got at all. I got a friendship that should be like everyone's, one full of humor and happiness, not one that you build up on the hope of something more....

I must say that I love this series, I like the idea of these cats with rules that may reflect upon some of us. Some of these cats, well all of these cats, have human personalties and the way they run their life is similar to some of our cultures,...

This book is full of everything, mystery, action, rebellion, suspense, and little twists in the plot every now and then. The mystery surrounding Metias' death was pretty clever, and I thought it was pretty harsh that....that would ruin the story if I told you. The dual views of Day and...

This book is recommended by me to people who love shifting friendships, suspense, adventure, beginning of love, and of course, cats, the stars of these books. In Fire and ice, Fireheart's friend Graystripe has fallen in love with Silverstream, the daughter of Riverclan's clan leader, things could...

In Into the Wild, Rusty, a simple house cat, one day ventures into the forest near his home. There he finds four clans of wild cats, River clan, Shadow clan, Wind clan and Thunder clan. He soon joins Thunder clan in the search of what he did not have when...

I loved this book the most because I think that it was not as boring as Bitterblue (more action) and Fire was a bit to off the topic of Graceling, and it was also very wrong with Archer. Now he was a weirdo. I think Katsa's grace...

I loved this book the most because I think that it was not as boring as Bitterblue (more action) and Fire was a bit to off the topic of Graceling, and it was also very wrong with Archer. Now he was a weirdo. I think Katsa's grace...

Words cannot describe this book, but I will have to try, won't I? I loved all these books, every single part of them all. I thought the unravelling of Deryn's big secret was written really well. I was sending mental messages to Alek in the last two...

I thought I would be hooked on this book since the book's main character had such a similar name to me. I thought that it was funny that she did, and that she might be like me a little bit. No, not true. The poem that kept popping up, the...

Behemoth is such an amazing book. I love how Scott Westerfeld has taken a historical event and changed it into something completely different, but so similar at the same time. The Darwinists and the Clanker ideas are really clever. I loved how that was the part of...

This is a very interesting book, I have never come across this type of book before. I have read books about people going into paintings, parallel universes and hidden rooms, but never another book. I loved how Emma became Jane Eyre, and lost her real self when she was caught...

When I had finished this book, I was so angry that I would have to wait a whole year for the next one. I literally threw the book at the wall and started screaming angrily! Why do I have to wait, this is so annoying! I loved...