Ever reached a point where you just didn't know what to read next? this usually applies to the piles of physical non-review books you have sitting on your shelf collecting dust. Well, we're putting a stop to it. Farah and I have each chosen a couple of our physical books and will present it to you through a vlog, so either comment on our youtube channel or through this post!
Be sure to comment below on what you think we should read!
Hi Farah! :) I really loved The Catastrophic History of You and Me. I thought it was amazing, it's been one of my favorite reads so far this year. Also, I really enjoyed Everneath. I haven't read the others, but I really enjoyed both of those :)
ReplyDeleteHi Juhina! I thought City of Bones was really good and I like the Iron Fey series. Both Paper Towns and Supernaturally also sound good :)
I enjoyed Everneath a lot, but I did go in with low expectations. I hope you read that, Farah! :)
ReplyDeleteJuhina, City of Bones! You must must must! I think you would like it. :)
By the way, sorry if you said anything important - the sound on my laptop hasn't been working! :P
I loved Everneath! And I hear The Catastrophic History of You and Me is amazingsauce!!!
ReplyDeleteFarah: Matched, because I really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteJuhina: City of Bones, because the movie is on the move, you should read the books first!
I think Everneath looks brilliant, and would probably start with that. But then The Catastrophic History of You and Me is supposed to be amazing, so maybe that.... :P
ReplyDeleteJuhina, I think City of Bones, because like Jen above me said, the movie is on the way and you should make sure you've already read the books. :)
By the way, new follower via GFB and Twitter! Love Maji Bookshelf. :) xxx
Farah: i recommend Matched because i really enjoyed reading but i don't think it's for everyone. And i really recommend The Catastrophic Hostory of You and Me!
ReplyDeleteJuhina: you HAVE to give City of Bones and Cinder a go! i loved both of them!
By the way, i'm really curious about your blog name. I've been dying to ask this question: because i know Juhina loves to watch asain drama i was wondering if the word "maji" in your blog name means "really" in japenese?
Hey! haha Maji comes from Majdoub. Which is our family name :P
Deletebut yea, we love asian dramas <3
- Juhina @ Maji Bookshelf
Oh OK. Thanks for answering! :)
DeleteFarah:
ReplyDeleteOMG, READ The Catastrophic History of You and Me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It.is.AWESOME.
I loved it sososososo much.
My review: http://chick-lit-girl.blogspot.com/2012/03/bestbookeva-book-review-catastrophic.html
Juhina:
Girl, The Iron Daughter, fo sho.
I've been dying to read Everneath. I have had it on my shelf since January. Also you should read City of Bones soon since the movie will be out next year.
ReplyDeleteFarah - Sorry, I didn't read any of those books but I am dying to read the Matched series!
ReplyDeleteJuhina - I LOVED Fateful, Cinder, City of Bones and The Iron Daughter.
Fateful - This one was a great stand-alone (sometimes it's good to take a break from series) and it didn't end up being as cliché as I thought it would be with the idea of werewolves on titanic. If you want you can check out my review here.
Cinder - I loved the rich setting in Cinder, although it was a retelling of Cinderella Marissa Meyer added plenty of her own original ideas in the book. My review can be found here!
City of Bones - I really do love this series, the characters are just all loads of fun plus there's the movie coming out next year, and I always like reading the book first before watching the movie.
The Iron Daughter - Definitely a lot better than The Iron King, my favourite in the series though was The Iron Queen. My review can be found here!
Farah - I LOVED Catastrophic and Everneath, both are amazing and I highly recommend them. I did have a bit of trouble at the start concerning Everneath but about 50 pages in when I was thinking that I might have to put it down, something clicked and it was smooth sailing from there! Don't let that put you off ;) Twenty Boy Summer is great, really enjoyed it. The Fault In Our Stars is amazing, I was literally walking around in a daze - that's how much I loved it. My only problem with TFIOS was that I found the language to be a little too over the top. I understand that the characters were wise and mature for their age but I didn't understand quite a few words and that therefore made me feel rather dumb.
ReplyDeleteMy vote goes to: Catastrophic as it's addictive and refreshing and Everneath because it was always intriguing and Jack (swoon!). Both are must reads :)
Juhina - Apart from Fateful which I didn't enjoy (the only thing aspect I liked was that it was set on the Titanic), I haven't read any of the books you mentioned but after reading Paranormalcy last year and enjoying it, I vote for Supernaturally! Cinder too, as it looks awesome and I've only hear amazing things!
Hope I've helped, happy reading! :)
Farrah - I LOVED Matched and Everneath. Read both of those! :D
ReplyDeleteJuhina - I loved Cinder and I've heard great thins about Paper Towns! Try them out! :D