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Hey Foreverbookers, How are you all doing today? Hope you’re well!  I’ve just finished reading “Crown Of Midnight” by Sarah J Maas and I absolutely LOVED it!!! I thought it would be boring as it’s book two in a series but it was anything but. I don’t think I was bored once, while I was reading it! The book is split into two different parts. This was necessary to see Celaena’s growth as a character. I’m not going to go into great depth below with the spoilers because “Crown Of Midnight” is a fantasy and it’s always better to be surprised I think, rather than just told straight what happens as anything can be created or made to happen in a fantasy world, so I’ll summarise the significant points. For Crown Of Midnight I literally had 175 pages of notes typed up on my computer for this review so I’ve really condensed what I wanted to say.  5 Stars!!!!! The Readathons that I read Crown Of Midnight for were: NEWTS examinations - I read “Crown Of Midnight” to...

Hey ForeverBookers,  How are you all doing this Tuesday? I’m feeling great because I just finished “Red, White And Royal Blue” by Casey McQuiston, and I don’t know what it is about standalones this year, but the few that I’ve read have been AMAZING!!!!!! Most of the ones that I’ve read so far were released earlier this year and have got 5 stars from me! “Red, White And Royal Blue” is no exception either, as I found it to be incredibly relevant and serious, while still having a light and funny take on the events too!  I would love a sequel following these characters later in life...  I buddyread this with a Facebook friend. They’re still reading it but they’re also loving it.   5 Stars (as I’ve already said!) Our main characters are two boys in their early twenties. One of them is Alex, First Son of the United States of America (a female President’s Son), and the other is Henry, Prince Of England. “What happens when America’s First Son falls in lov...

Hey ForeverBookers, How are you all? Is it hot where you are? It is where I am! I’ve just finished Stay Sweet, a cute, summer contemporary standalone. Yes, that’s right, I read another standalone. This one is about an ice cream stand and the lives of the girls that run it.  3.5 Stars (4 Stars on Goodreads!) Stay Sweet is a contemporary story written in present tense that tells the story of Amelia, a Meade Creamery stand girl, in her town of Sand Lake. Amelia has been at the stand for years with her best friend Cate. This is the last summer before college for both of the girls. The Stand has been going for years, way before Amelia was born. It was founded by Molly Meade, who we meet at the beginning of the book. When Molly is found dead however, what will happen to the Creamery, the friendships of the girls that work there and the management of it? You’ll have to read to find out... I read Stay Sweet for 3 readathons. They were: My N.E.W.T’s exams  - I wa...

Hi ForeverBookers,  How are you all today? Hope you’re well! It’s very hot, where I am in the world!  I’ve just finished “ Wicked Queen”/“Claim Me,” Royals World book 2 by Geneva Lee and I really enjoyed it.  3.5 Stars! “Wicked Queen”/“Claim Me”  is book 2 in the Royals World trilogy, which is meant to be read after the Royals series by the same author, as it’s a progression of that series. We follow Clara, who got pregnant with the second royal baby in  “Wild King”/“Cross Me”  and is still pregnant in book 2 have to deal with the fallouts and drama of Royal life. Secrets get revealed and the tagline for the book is  “Every family has its secrets,”  which is true, certainly in this case. We have to watch the characters deal with these secrets, and it’s addictive. I think that’s the best word to describe this series.  “Wicked Queen”/“Claim Me,”  like  “Wild King”/“Cross Me”  (book 1 in the Royals World series)...

Hey ForeverBookers,  How are you all? I hope you’re all well! I’m sorry I’ve been absent for so long! I’ve been really busy over these past weeks. I’ve been reading sporadically because of this. It wasn’t  “The Unhoneymooners,”  the book I was reading by Christina Lauren’s fault, though! It was really good! I was also buddyreading it with a friend through Facebook. She enjoyed the novel just as much as I did, I think. We both thought it was a little slow in the middle for a few chapters but overall we enjoyed it very much. I’m surprised that I enjoyed it so much because I don’t normally like standalones. I would love a sequel to this, following the same characters.  4.5 Stars! As I said,  “The Unhoneymooners”  was really good. It was again quite episodic, like the last book I read but in a different way. It was like a soap opera, rather than a movie. I could see it as lots of episodes of a soap opera. The characters were written well, some...