Reviews by Category: Fantasy

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo is fantasy fiction. Kaz Brekker is offered a deadly heist that

could reward in unbelievable riches, but he can’t do it alone. Instead, he creates a crew to help

him on this heist- a runaway, a convict, a sharpshooter, a spy, a thief, and a heartrender.

Through great dangers, the group learns valuable lessons, but will they be able to pull it off?

Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard is fantasy fiction. This book contains five novellas from the

Red Queen series. It has Queen’s Song about Coriane Jacos, Steel Scars about Diana Farley,

World Behind about Princess Lyrisa, Iron Heart about Evangeline Samos and Elane Haven,

Fire Light about what happens to Mare Barrow, Cal, Kilorn Warren, and others in the Nortan

Civil War, and Fare Well about Maven and Cal's final conversation. This novella was good! It

War Storm by Victoria Aveyard is fantasy fiction and the fourth book in the series. Mare is now

determined more than ever after Cal’s betrayal. She wants to overthrow the kingdom of Norta

and bring an end to it all. And it all starts with Maven’s crown. But she can’t do it alone, she

needs Cal’s help. Together, with the help of the Scarlet Guard, can they finally bring an end to

the injustice? This book was not impressive. It was a lot like the other books, it had a lot of

King’s Cage by Victoria Aveyard is fantasy fiction and the third book in the series. Mare Borrow

is stuck. After turning herself in, she’s powerless in a prison cell, at the hands of the boy she

once trusted- Maven Calore. Luckily, as Mare is stuck in her cell, the Red Guard hasn’t given

up. And neither has Cal. There is war on the horizon, but is anyone truly prepared? This book

was okay. It was an improvement from the previous book in the series. I enjoyed the drama in

Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard is fantasy fiction and the second book in the series. Mare

Borrow continues her search for others like her to join the Red Guard. She learns about her

powers, about her heart, and becomes something the Silver Court should fear. I didn’t enjoy this

book very much. There were a lot of unnecessary scenes and it was so dragged on. The

monologues were unnecessarily dramatic and the characters got on my nerves sometimes.

Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard is dystopian fiction. In a world separated by blood, silver

belonging to the elite with superpowers and red to the commoners, life for Mare Borrow seems

like it will never change. Until she finds herself leaving her poverty-filled life to work at the Silver

Palace. She soon discovers despite having red blood, she also has deadly powers. Powers that

will destroy the corrupt power. Fearing her powers, the Silvers decide to disguise her as the

Fairest of All, by Serena Valentino, is the story of what drove the Evil Queen to poison

Snow White. The Queen is happy, she has her husband, her daughter, and her best

friend. Sadly, the happiness doesn’t last. The king is killed in action. The Queen is

heartbroken, her only solace is her magic mirror. As time goes on, The Queen slowly

loses herself to the man in the mirror. The Queen tries to kill Snow White, but is she

The Ickabog, by J. K. Rowling, is a story about love, friendship, never giving up, and a

very big monster. Daisy and Bert live in a perfect kingdom, until a man comes

complaining of the story tale Ickabog. The king investigates with a team of men. They

return with one man dead and a king terrified the Ickabog is coming for him. Daisy faces

a new home and a nasty old lady. Bert is on the run when he finds Daisy again. As they

Lena Haloway lives in a world where love is acknowledged like a disease. If you fall in

love with someone, then that means you’re sick, diseased, infected. Because of this, people

have to take a cure for love when they turn eighteen, which basically turns off your emotions in a

way. Lena’s mother was infected with love, and seeing as to how much love had changed her

mother, Lena decides that she doesn’t ever want to fall in love, and that she wants to be happy

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the 7th and final book in the Harry Potter series and is

written by J.K. Rowling. In this book, Harry and his friends have to collect and destroy all the horcruxes

in order to have a chance to destroy Voldemort. However, Voldemort is not going to let Harry win and

will throw everything up his sleeve to resume his terrifying reign over the world. In order to win, Harry