Reviews by Category: Fantasy

A beautiful story, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab takes you away to a new
world--one where a girl named Addie makes a deal with the “devil”. The book takes you on an
adventure as Addie tells her story of how she lives to hundreds of years old, experiencing wars,
corruption, and success--and finds love within it. Schwab’s writing style of building off of mainly
flashbacks draws readers tightly into the story, with its ups and downs and chapters full of

Vengeful by V.E. Schwab is one of the only sequels that I thoroughly enjoyed and am content
with the ending. Just like its prequel, Vicious
and turns that you would never expect. Throughout the story, Victor is on a mission to treat his
pain and illness, which limits his powers and increasingly weakens him each day. Mitch and

A Torch Against The Night is the second installment in the Ember in the Ashes trilogy.
Rebel Laia and her former enemy and now savior Elias must escape soldiers in the
subterranean tunnels of the Empire. Ultimately, they must somehow make their way to the
dreaded prison of Kauf, where Laia’s brother, who possess important information, is imprisoned

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black is a stunning fantasy novel - filled with every element a
good book should have: mystery, rivalries, magic, battle, and love. Jude is a human girl, whisked
away from the world she knew at age seven and thrust into that of the fae. Despite her mortality,
she wants to make it in this world of magic and war - which means gaining protection from the
cruel Prince Cardan, a classmate of hers and the most powerful and horrible member of the

Set in a dystopian Chicago, a society separates itself into five factions: Candor, Abnegation,
Amity, Erudite, and Dauntless. Beatrice Prior thought she always knew who she was. However
when she is faced with the choice, she changes her fate. Action packed and filled with passion,
Divergent is the perfect first novel for this series.

Shatter Me is a stunning first addition to a breathtaking series. Set in a dystopian world, Juliette
has been locked in a mental institution because she has the power to kill just by a touch. Her life
changes when she gets a chance at freedom, but it comes at a cost: She must use her power to
benefit the corrupt Reestablishment. Juliette finds love and meaning to a life that was never
hers, until now.

The Republic of Thieves is an political and amazing fantasy novel by Scott Lynch. It follows
Locke and his best friend Jean as they meet Locke’s old flame Sabetha. What follows is a
faceoff as Lock and Sabetha must face off against each other through political maneuvering and
pranks to gain more votes in the Bondsmagi election after Locke was forced to when his life was
saved by one.

The BFG is a fantasy fiction book written by Roald Dahl. The BFG stands for
The Big Friendly Giant. He's not an ordinary Giant, as he learns new ways from the
humans and the Giants. He goes through many situations with a human, and he's
learning the differences of both the worlds. The main characters of The BFG, and
his Giants. Sophie and the other orphan children are also an important part of
this book. The BFG wishes to save the children from the other mean and vicious

Red Seas under Red Skies is an unique and amazing fantasy novel by Scott Lynch. It follows
Locke and his best friend Jean as they arrive on the exotic shores of Tal Verrar, where they
must face the dangers of their past, as well as new rivals that wish to stop them at all costs
while they try to pull their most ambitious con yet. However things go wrong as they are
poisoned and the only way to gain the serum is to trick pirates into entering the city. Lock and