Annie’s Comments (group member since Oct 02, 2020)

Annie’s comments from the Ranters and Reviewers group.

Dang I want to read that now

Mel wrote: "The Hunger Games: [spoilers removed]"

LMAO

I really hate how they got rid of the help group and instead made a subsite, feels much less humanized.

Goodreads just ate my draft of A Sky Beyond the Storm :(

The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle

Sofia wrote: "Prince of Thorns"

I also second this lmao

Sofia wrote: "Last Night at the Telegraph Club"

I second this.

Jesper - 23
Wylan - 91
Inej- 16

Kennedy's coming back

Ritz wrote: "I'd like some YA sci-fi or fantasy recs. I'm fine with most tropes, though I really like found family, morally greyness, and enemies to lovers."

Recommending The Winner's Curse once again lol

Thanks for the application!

Sofia wrote: "Shadow and Bone: [spoilers removed]"

I am SO glad I didn't finish that series

So for example, for Harry Potter, you would say "Boy Mage Knows Two Spells -- Defeats Wizard Hitler". Or something like that.

This is a thread to have fun and laugh a little. Spoilers, obviously.

The Poppy War: (view spoiler)[Lunatic Teenager High on Drugs Does a Hiroshima (hide spoiler)].

Last Night at the Telegraph Club

A Memory Called Empire?

it's pretty good for an earlier review!

During the month of March, we will be hosting a challenge to read books centering around the experiences of women, especially in places where women are marginalized. Here are some prompts to get you started:

-Read a book with a female general
-Read a book with a female scientist
-Read a book with a female character who is not interested in romance
-Read a book with a female character who is very interested in romance
-Read a book with a female character who is a sexual assault survivor
-Read a book with a female character who experiences sexism but overcomes it
-Read a book with an f/f (lesbian) relationship

You can go to this thread for recommendations: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Here's my review of The Poppy War: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Looking forward to discussing this heavy book as a group!

May I recommend Wolf by Wolf, The Lie Tree, and Illuminae? Girls in STEM/the military are my weakness, and I love how they just casually break gender stereotypes.

Definitely Kestrel Trajan from The Winner's Curse. Smart, cunning, good at piano. Checks all my boxes.

As for villains, I love Ava Paige from The Maze Runner. For the same reasons I love Kestrel, except for the piano part :)

Thanks for applying, Maple!