Muse of Nightmares by Laini Taylor

CHAPTER 12
GIANT BLUSHING MESS


Y'all I can't handle these love birds...I can't I can't I can't.
THE WRITING IS SO MAGICAL AND PRETTY AND I CAN'T ANYMORE. SFDJKLSFDA;JKLSFDA;JKLSFD;JKLSFDA
So there's that one scene in the little mermaid.
And the scene where All Might is trying to save Bakugo from the League of Villains.
...The Upside Down y'all....or a wrinkle in time....
The Adam Driver yelling compilation tiktok sound....perfect for this book
I was not expecting the book to go in this direction at all...soo yeah.
LAINI TAYLOR WHY MUST YOU TORMENT ME SOO
Grandmaaaaaa
....I need a second epilogue....because wish fulfillment.... NOW.
544 Pages

Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor

...an alchemist with golden hair who performs transmutations....
...Insert FMA gif

Atlantis vibes.
Sari is thirsty...same
When you hear the title of the second book in the first one..
I don't even know what to put down cause I love it and everything's pretty and the writing is pretty and my babies deserve the world. The cute innocence and finding joy in things. Someone protect them. Someone protect Lazlo and Sarai.
This is up there with the Night Circus.
560 Pages

Batman Vol. 10: Knightmares by Tom King

An entire volume where Batman is trapped in a never-ending nightmare fueled by Scarecrow's gas and his own grief certainly makes for colorful artwork. You can tell the artists really had fun with these issues. Tom King has done an excellent job showing Batman's progression through his depression and soul seeking after being left at the altar by Catwoman. Honestly, this book is worth it just for the crazy bachelorette party scene with Selina and Lois Lane breaking into the Fortress of Solitude. 

It's fun, which is all one wants from a Batman comic.

176 pages

Lair of Dreams by Libba Bray

Lair of Dreams by Libba Bray

My Rating: 5 out of 5 stars.

This is book two in The Diviners trilogy by popular teen fiction author, Libba Bray. This series combines all my favorite fiction genres: historical fiction, mysteries, Gothic and paranormal. Character driven with enough detail to recreate 1927 New York City and weaves in consequences of real historical events.

You do not have to read the first book in the series: The Diviners, but it would give you background information on the main characters that could be helpful in understanding their group dynamic and who knows whose secrets. The conclusion of the first novel is  also alluded to throughout this story.

 Set in 1927 New York City the story begins with the readers meeting, Ling Chan, a dream walker. She can enter other peoples dreams and she can speak to the dead when she is dreaming and deliver messages to the living from them IF they want to be found. Ling meets Henry, a hopeful Broadway musician, who is also a dream walker and he can influence people's dreams and change them from sad to happy. Ling agrees to help him try to find an old friend of his in the dream world. Little do the two of them know, that a mysterious force has been released in New York City and people are going to sleep and not waking up. The sleeping sickness slowly destroys the body while the person sleeps.

Meanwhile, fresh from her adventure in Diviners, Evie O'Neil publicly announces that she is a diviner and has become the newest media darling with her own radio show doing psychic readings on objects that belong to the audiences dearly departed. But she has alienated her uncle and most of her friends with her new high-flying, partying life-style. But Henry and Ling will need Evie and all of her and Henry's friends to help them figure out what is causing the sleeping sickness and poisoning the dream world.

Pages: 624 but it is sooooo worth the journey with these characters!