Reviews by Category: Fantasy

The book Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi follows Juliette whose touch is lethal. The last time she

touched someone, The Reestablishment locked her up for murder. As the world outside gets

worse and worse and there’s rumors about war, The Reestablishment change their mind and

think Juliette is their last hope. Is Juliette capable of fixing everything and returning peace to the

slowly dying world?

Title: The Hobbit

Author: J.R.R. Tolkien

Genre: Fantasy/Adventure

Every one hundred years, an island appears and the six rulers of the different races race

to defeat the curse which has devastated their kingdoms for centuries. It is Wildling ruler Isla’s

first Centennial, as well as the first time she is allowed out of her protective cage by her

guardians who have been training her for this moment her entire life. However, she harbors a

dangerous secret and a plan far from what her advisors have recommended. But surrounded by

The book, The Alchemyst by Michael Scott, follows Nicholas Flamel, and Sophie and Josh

Newman, on their quest to stop the evil Dr.John Dee from stealing the book of Abraham to end

the world. They plan to awaken Sophie and Josh’s magical powers and escape to Paris.

Though it won’t be easy, because John Dee is determined to stop them, as he raises an army

and attacks Nicholas, Sophie and Josh. They are only able to awaken Sophie's powers at the

In this final iteration of the twelve books in the Ranger’s Apprentice series, you get yet another

completely different experience as the timeline leaps forward roughly sixteen years. In this book,

you get a nasty shock as a gruesome twist turns Will into a grim, bearded ranger just as Halt had

once been. In this book, you get to see the new princess of Araluen, Maddie, turned from a brat

into the only bright spot Will has left in his life as his heart is blackened by a desire for revenge

In this eleventh iteration of the twelve books in the Ranger’s Apprentice series, you get a

completely different experience as you walk through a variety of short stories ranging back (get

it? Ranging? Hahaha!) to the time period of the third book to after the tenth. If I were to

summarize every story, we would be here for a very long time, so instead, I’ll just give you my

opinion on it. I think the idea behind the book is fun and truly fascinating. I especially enjoyed

In this tenth iteration of the twelve books in the Ranger’s Apprentice series, you get to

experience yet another amazing adventure into the far reaches of the world of the Ranger’s

Apprentice when you see a not-so-little-anymore little ranger (Will), a little, but older ranger

(Halt), a popular-but-not-Erak-popular pirate (Gundar), a knight (Horace), a princess (Evanlyn),

a politician (Alyss), and an old friend (Selethen) travel to the lands of Nihon-Ja. There, this

In this ninth iteration of the twelve books in the Ranger’s Apprentice series, you are kept on the

edge of your seat, itching to see if assassins and later, Halt’s peril (see what I did there?) is just

around the corner or not. In this, you get suspense you have never gotten in any of the other

Ranger’s Apprentice books and you revisit a popular character from two of the previous books,

Malcolm the medieval drug dealer (healer, sorry). This book is for those who like to wait for

In this eighth iteration of the twelve books in the Ranger’s Apprentice series, the culmination of

the different and unique aspects of John Flanagan’s entertaining series comes together in a way

that makes it difficult for me to find anything sarcastic to say about it. Not that it was a result of

the lack of trying. In this book, you have the reconnection of the three most popular heroes of the

series including the two heroes that comprised the greatest power duo of all time: Halt and

In this seventh iteration of the twelve books in the Ranger’s Apprentice series, you get front-row

seating to the telling of a story that should have been told two books ago and the inspiration of

which most likely came from a small mark on Horace’s face. In this book, you are introduced to

the desert lands of Arrida and its exotic citizens such as Selethen who is really just Erak of the

desert if Erak was thin, lived in the desert, and was graceful. In this story, you get to see the final