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Hi ForeverBookers,   How are you all today? I hope you’re well! I’ve just finished reading “The Ice Whisperers” by Helenka Stachera, which I really enjoyed. It’s set in two timelines, a modern one, Poland 1910, and one a long time ago 40,000 years before. Poland only has a minimal amount of chapters devoted to it, though. It had surprising elements that I didn’t expect. I thought it would be more simple than it was, baring in mind it’s aimed at a younger end of YA or middle grade audience. I didn’t mind this, however, as it made the story more exciting. There was no romance in the story, either. This I expected, baring in mind the audience its aimed at again, but it didn’t make it any less riveting to read. If I hadn’t been making notes for this review, I would have finished it within a few days, I’m sure! The setting of “The Ice Whisperers” is mainly in the Spirit World. This was fun to read about. There are animal gods, as well as tribes people in this spirit world. The spir...

Hi ForeverBookers,  I haven’t posted here this year yet, but that’s because I was intensely reading book 3 of my favourite series EVER, The All Souls series for this review, like I’ve done for A Discovery of Witches and Shadow of Night (books 1 and 2 of the All Souls series).  I LOVE and ADORE this book (and the series as a whole). "The Book Of Life" wraps up the All Souls Trilogy. We’re still following the story of Diana and Matthew but this time it’s after they come back from 1590’s London, and the events of Shadow of Night. They have the task of taking down the Congregation and add to that destroying Matthew’s vampire son, Benjamin, who is trying to populate the earth with evil vampire children, something he requires Diana for. There are twists and turns throughout too as well as really sweet moments, like when Diana gives birth to Matthew’s twins, yes, he’s a vampire, but they can procreate with weavers, which is what Diana is. Think Twilight, Breaking Dawn but with ...