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Withering Rose (Once Upon A Curse) (Volume 2)
By Kaitlyn Davis
The story starts out with Omorose traveling with her father when a earthquake hits and merges her magic world with our magicless world. Our world hunts the people from their world that have magic. Omorose having magic must hide it for years before running away to the Beast's kingdom to freely use her magic even through her magic drains her life. While learning how to use her magic, she falls in love with Cole the "beast" of the book. During Omoroses time in the castle she discovers a sleeping luminous lady, why she's cursed, and Cole's secrets. Going into the Withering Rose, I wasn't sure if I'd actually would like the book because the reviews were only lukewarm and I can be fussy about my books ;). But I figured it's a fairytale retelling and I have a hard time finding retellings I don't like or love. So, I was pleasantly surprised when I started reading Withering Rose and I really liked it. I mean I really liked it - like a lot. It was creative and well thought out how the magic and fairytale characters came to our world. The book is similar to a traditional Beauty & Beast story but with some differences. Such as the "Beast" is a shapeshifter not actually cursed (though his subjects are kind of cursed) and it is Omorose (Beauty) who is cursed. Another difference (and for me one of the negatives of the book) is that Cole (Beast) doesn't have any character growth. He's not brutish, cruel, or lacking manners like the traditional Beast. Although if anyone in the book were to have character it'd be Omorose but even she really doesn't have any character growth. For me, Withering Rose is a now in my top 5 fairytale retellings books. I'd recommend for anyone who likes Beauty & the Beast, fairytales retellings, or Once Upon a Time. I'm now going to buy the first book in the series because I loved and enjoyed Withering Rose so much. I read Withering Rose without reading Gathering Frost the first book in the series. It can be read as a stand-alone but will spoil some stuff from the first book. *I received a copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
The Inquisition: Summoner: Book Two (The Summoner Trilogy)
By Taran Matharu
Thecomboguy47
omg that was awsome
AWOL in North Africa (Ghosts of War #3)
By Steve Watkins
I like spooky books and historical fiction so this was a perfect book for me. I suggest if anyone likes military books they grab this book.
The Wizard Of Ooze (Goosebumps)
By R. L. Stine
if you like wield and and a little bit of creepy you might want to read this book and if you have not read this book than you should read this review of it: i liked this book and it is about the boy named Marco and he really likes this sludge called the ooze and Marco saw hem at a comic convention and then the ooze found his house and stole a three hundred dollar book of Marcos and ran away.i still don't know why!
Freaky Fly Day (Ravenspell) (Volume 3)
By David Farland
I think this book is very awesome so far I'm only on like chapter 3 but I will write a real review when I finish it I'm getting into it like the other two and you should TOTALLY read it!!
Gronk: A Monster's Story Volume 1 (Gronk a Monsters Story Gn)
By Katie Cook
In this book, a monster named Gronk wants to be friends with other monsters. But, because he is tiny, the other monsters would constantly pick on him. But after a short walk in the woods, he stumbled on a nerd named Dale, who adopts him an goes on everyday adventures with him. I like how the author really described Dale Wilco, and truly gave her personality. I also like how Gronk cracked jokes on his way to being like a human









