I really enjoyed the start of this series and how it dealt with difficult and sensitive topics.
I enjoyed the writing style and I will definitely read more books in the series and from the author.

I received an arc in exchange for an honest review .

I think I fell in love with this book in the first chapter but definitely once Reese is in Cooper Ridge because this place just screams Christmas magic and now I want to put my tree up.
I loved the chemistry between Resse and Carson and how their relationship developed. I really enjoy reading the forced proximity trope and I think it was executed fantastically in this novel.

I absolutely fell in love with this novel and its characters. When we first Astrid, she was very uptight but seeing her come into her own in this book and discover who she is in this novel was great. It was great to see the other characters from the first book again and see their development.

This book has left me a bit torn, I liked the magic system and the world building but there was an underlying sexism and partly fat-shaming present, which I did not enjoy. So I think I will DNF, this series for now and maybe continue if I get the book from the library or so, to see if it may get better over the course of the series.

I enjoyed this collection of Tales and it was interesting to dive into tales of a different culture.

I found this to be a great start to a fantasy series and I enjoyed getting to know these characters,I am looking forward to seeing more from them.

Well, that thing is not really a non-fiction book but rather a try to create an alternate history and stir racial and fascist tendencies. I seriously don't get how that got published.

I really enjoyed this non-fiction and how much it detailed each culture and their rise and fall.

I absolutely loved this novel and how it retold Norse mythology. It took a person of Norse mythology that is basically only mentioned in passing most of the time and put it a the forefront of the story. This story had me emotionally invested and I was sobbing by the end of it.

I quite enjoyed this non-fiction and how it was told in an interview format. I like following them on social media, so it was great to get to know their background story.