Kerttu
I guess i got trapped somewhere between neverland and endless imagination, i as well refuse to grow up. Plus i kinda really love books, especially the fantastical ones.
The Pain Merchants (The Healing Wars, Book 1), by Janice Hardy
Reviewed on July 7, 2011
Lately I have found myself reading similar kind of fantasy filled tales about great people saving worlds they live in. Sounds familiar? Yes of course, but those great heroes are extremely strong minded and determined and they are all young girls of 12 or so. Capable as any other knight in shining armor, which is without [...]
Artichoke Hearts, by Sita Brahmachari
Reviewed on April 23, 2011
When I picked up the book for the first time a sincere hope ventured through my heart, I wished it would be like a really nice romantic comedy. You know sometimes it’s just nice to let yourself sink into something simple but beautiful nonetheless. And I wasn’t entirely wrong. It’s a sweet, sweet, sweetheart story. [...]
Frankie Foster: Fizzy Pop, by Jean Ure
Reviewed on February 6, 2011
At first I wasn´t quite sure about this cute little pink book – but oh, was I amazed after giving it a respectful chance. It is simply adorable, a sincere look into a young adolescent’s world that is known to be mastered by emotions and the inability to think before acting on raging impulses. In a way [...]
The Search For WondLa, by Tony DiTerlizzi
Reviewed on January 7, 2011
I have always admired people with immense imagination, people who have created authentic worlds and universes beyond the one(s) we all know. The kind where it´s easily possible to get lost and forget all about everything. Even the burning smell of a toast maybe. And isn´t that what we´re all searching for when reading fictional books anyhow? [...]
Birth of a Killer, by Darren Shan
Reviewed on November 23, 2010
I can honestly say that even when the world of books (and film and… well pretty much everything) is at the moment flooded with vampires, I was still excited about this book. Those creatures just have something on me I guess. So I drifted far away to unknown unimaginable places, sunk in to the pages [...]
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