Hello! Today I’ll be reviewing the Bright Young Things trilogy by Anna Godbersen. I’ve been reading this series for a little while, it’s taken me a little longer than I wanted to read it, but nontheless I’ve finished, and it wasn’t half bad. I enjoy reading novels that aren’t from this time period and so this trilogy is…… Continue reading Review: Bright Young Things Trilogy

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Review: My Heart and Other Black Holes

July 4, 2015 Whimsically Meghan2 Comments

“One spark can change everything”

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Review: Cruel Beauty & Crimson Bound

July 2, 2015 Whimsically MeghanLeave a comment

Hello everyone, today I’m going to be reviewing both novels from Rosamund Hodge. At first I thought that these two novels were connected, but they are not and are two completely different stories with different characters. What is similar is that both are based off classic tales. Cruel Beauty is based off of Beauty and…… Continue reading Review: Cruel Beauty & Crimson Bound

TV Corner

Let’s Talk About… Dawson’s Creek

June 30, 2015June 30, 2015 Whimsically Meghan6 Comments

Hello all, so instead of posting my monthly movie blog I decided to change it up a bit. I just finished watching Dawson’s Creek yesterday and I wanted to talk about the series. **NOTE** This is going to contain spoilers, so if you haven’t watched the show, and are planning on it, I don’t recommend the…… Continue reading Let’s Talk About… Dawson’s Creek

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Review: The Eve Trilogy

June 29, 2015 Whimsically MeghanLeave a comment

Hello, and welcome to another review. Today I’m going to be reviewing Anna Carey’s trilogy, Eve. Eve is a dystopia trilogy centred around a girl named Eve. Eve is a teenager who is going into her senior year in the schools, when she is rushed out when she finds out what happens to the senior girls. They…… Continue reading Review: The Eve Trilogy

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Review: Closer Than You Think

June 25, 2015 Whimsically MeghanLeave a comment

Hello, and welcome to another review. Today’s review is Closer Than You Think by Karen Rose. This is a novel from my Goodreads challenge, and yes I’m still chugging away at that, although I still have so many novels to get through in that challenge! But let’s focus on this one… I haven’t read a really good…… Continue reading Review: Closer Than You Think

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Review: Vanishing Girls

June 20, 2015 Whimsically MeghanLeave a comment

Hey all, today I will be reviewing the novel Vanishing Girls by Lauren Oliver! I seriously really liked this novel. It kept me on my toes, and I just loved reading it. I personally love when authors use lots of details to give their characters depth, this novel had a lot of that, which I really enjoyed.…… Continue reading Review: Vanishing Girls

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Video Review of The Marauders

June 19, 2015 Whimsically MeghanVideoLeave a comment

Hey everyone! So I mentioned in my review of the novel The Marauders that I was in the works of making a video review for it; today I'm posting it. I know I'm probably embarrassing myself by even publishing this on the Internet, but I'm okay with this. I wanted to try something new. I'm not sure… Continue reading Video Review of The Marauders

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The Curse Workers Trilogy

June 17, 2015June 17, 2015 Whimsically MeghanLeave a comment

Hello, and welcome to another review. Today I’m reviewing a trilogy called the Curse Workers by Holly Black. I’m going to give some back story into the novels because I feel like in my reviews I didn’t really get into it. So to give you the reader more of an idea as to what this trilogy…… Continue reading The Curse Workers Trilogy

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Review: The Taking Trilogy

June 13, 2015June 13, 2016 Whimsically MeghanLeave a comment

Today I’m going to be reviewing Kimberly Derting’s The Taking trilogy. The Taking by: Kimberly Derting: The first novel in The Taking trilogy. Sixteen year old Kyra lives a normal life, or well she think she does, until one day she just vanishes out of nowhere. One minute she’s there, the next gone. Five years later…… Continue reading Review: The Taking Trilogy