Posts by: Nikki Wang

Little Peach by Peggy Kern

Heartbreaking, terrifying, and raw. I wasn’t quite sure what to think about Little Peach before I started. Prostitution is a hard topic to cover, especially in YA, but tough issue books are some of my favorite (it seems having books break my heart is a favorite past time of mine.) so I was definitely anticipating this novel. When I finally read it…it was as much as I thought it’d be–gritty and heartbreaking and…well, haunting, especially for such a quick read that I […]

Posted 14 March, 2015 by Nikki Wang in 2015, ARC, Book Review, Favorites, Stand-alone / 4 Comments

OKAY. So. If you’ve been following me for a while, you should know that I used to have a Quote Wall. And by Quote Wall I mean… MA QUOTE WALLLLLL (of 2013) QUOTES. TAPED TO THE WALL. BEAUTIFUL MEANINGFUL QUOTES THAT CHEERED ME UP. I have since moved upstairs so the quote wall no longer exists, but I have so many favorite quotes. Most of my favorite quotes aren’t really cheesy ones like “People who talk behind your back are behind you […]

Posted 13 March, 2015 by Nikki Wang in , meme /

Under a Painted Sky by Stacey Lee

The Wild West made real. I’ll be honest here, I’m not a huge fan of books set in the Gold Rush era. Don’t ask me why, but I never really adored them. There was just something about the rough and tumble west that never appealed to me–honestly, for historical novels I was always more a fan of England with it’s politics and elegance than America. And then I read Under a Painted Sky. It’s rare to find a story where pretty much all […]

Posted 10 March, 2015 by Nikki Wang in 2015, ARC, Book Review, Stand-alone / 3 Comments

The Storyspinner by Becky Wallace

A story spun like sugar. And blood. But mainly sugar. (Not really.) GUYS! THIS BOOK! RIGHT HERE! So right from the get-go, The Storyspinner jumped to the top of my TBR. I’m a huge high fantasy fan, and with the phrase Game of Thrones literally in the synopsis, how could I not be excited? I’m a sucker for some good political intrigue. And, you know. Magic, fights, acrobatics, kickass heroines–basically anything that The Storyspinner had, I loved. So evidently I loved this book, but we […]

Posted 9 March, 2015 by Nikki Wang in 2015, ARC, Book Review, Favorites, Series Start / 1 Comment

Blog Tour: A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab

HELLO HELLO! Welcome to RE(A)D LONDON. Yeah. I’m punny like that. BASICALLY, I LOVED THIS BOOK. Loved. So I’m SO FREAKING HAPPY to be on this blog tour (and sorted into Red London. Magic y’all. It’s in my veins.) Here are a few fun links to get you in the Shady Mood: If you want A Darker Shade of Magic fun and sneak peeks. If you’re (literally) dying to know what London you should be in. If you want to stalk VE Schwab a […]

Posted 7 March, 2015 by Nikki Wang in 2015, ARC, Blog Tour, Book Review, Favorites, Fiction Freak Giveaways, Series Start / 5 Comments

Waiting on Wednesday

Things We Know by Heart by Jessi Kirby Quinn Sullivan lost the love of her life when her boyfriend, Trent, died in an accident their junior year. In an attempt to get closure, she reached out to the recipients of his donated organs. Though some answered her letters, the one Quinn feels matters most–the person who received Trent’s heart–has been silent. Nineteen-year-old Colton Thomas has spent the last several years in and out of hospitals waiting for a heart transplant. Now that he’s finally […]

Posted 4 March, 2015 by Nikki Wang in meme, Waiting on Wednesday / 2 Comments

Shadow Study by Maria V. Snyder

Oh my gosh. The Study series. The Study series are one of my absolute favorite series, and I can’t being to tell you how much I adore Valek and Yelena. The thought of a spin off series–with the same main characters–was absolutely one of the best things I ever could’ve imagined. There was no way this book could’ve disappointed. Except it kind of did. It wasn’t bad at all–I loved reading the book, honestly. It just wasn’t as amazing as I’d imagined to […]

Posted 3 March, 2015 by Nikki Wang in 2015, ARC, Book Review, sequel, Series Start / 2 Comments