City of Heavenly Fire is the last installment of the Mortal Instruments series. Going into reading
it, I was feeling very hopeful yet worried it wouldn’t live up to my expectations, as I have loved
the whole series. Let me tell you, this book did not disappoint. The book follows the final story of
Clary and her friends facing the greatest evil to face shadowhunters as a whole, her brother
Sebastian. He uses the Infernal Cup to transform shadowhunters into nightmare creatures,
Shatter Me follows Juliet Ferrars, a seventeen year old girl with a lethal touch. Throughout her
whole entire life Juliet is seen as a monster and has been in hospitals, detention centers and
solitary confinement for most of her life even experiencing neglect from her family and peers.
Into almost a year in confinement Juliet received a roommate, Adam Kent who is one of Aaron
Warner's soldiers Juliet is sent to be Aaron’s personal weapon and to use her touch to fight in
Before the 4th year at Hogwarts, Harry gets a letter from the Weasleys’ inviting him to go
to the Quidditch World Cup with them. Uncle Vernon agrees and Harry goes to the Burrow. After
the game, the campgrounds were infiltrated by Death Eaters, and they fled into the woods.
Once they arrived at Hogwarts, Dumbledore announces that they will be hosting the Triwizard
Tournament at Hogwarts, where 3 people are selected to complete. 3 people were selected, but
Harry’s name was selected as well. It was a rule of the Triwizard Tournament that if your name
On his 13th birthday, Harry Potter finds out that there is a mysterious man that goes by
the name of Sirius Black, that is on the loose and has escaped from Azkaban. Later, he also
finds out that he is after Harry. On the way there, a creature called a dementor boarded the
Hogwarts Express to protect it, but Harry ended up passing out and was awakened by the new
Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. Once he gets there, he has classes like usual, but the
next day, Sirius Black broke into Hogwarts and destroyed the Fat Lady portrait that guards the
In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry spends another miserable summer at
the Dursleys’. While the Dursleys’ were having a party, Harry gets a visit from his friend Ron.
Ron had heard that the Dursleys’ were treating them very badly, and so he snuck Harry out of
the Dursleys’ and took him to his own house. While shopping for school supplies, Harry and
Ron had an encounter with Lucius Malfoy, who threatened to hurt Mr. Weasley. As Harry and
Abriella has become a fae and survived what should have killed her - but at what cost?
The throne and the court is in ruins, her sister won’t speak to her, she’s bonded to someone she
can never trust again, and she has strange powers that she shouldn’t and that she can barely
control. Somehow, she and her band of misfits must travel to the Underworld and speak to the
legendary Queen Mab, who they hope will give them all the answers they seek. And at the
same time Abriella is trying to cope with her strange shadow self, who represents all that is evil
At the time I read this book, it was one of those times where this is exactly what I needed to
read. Going through the story of Esther’s intense breakdown and insanity in a way that becomes
so rational and real, to her as a character and to me as a reader. It follows her dark feelings as
well as the brighter ones of her psyche. I was so drawn to this book, having finished it in about 3
days. I’ve never been into classics but I was pleasantly surprised with how this one was written,
Hallowe’en Party by Agatha Christie is a mystery novel. At a Halloween party hosted by her
school, Joyce brags about having seen a murder actually happen. Naturally, no one really
believes her bold claim. Only a few hours later, she is found in the bobbing for apples bucket.
Dead. Ariadne Oliver, a sensational writer, goes to Poirot and insists on his help. Poirot, the
world-famous Belgian detective, then has to discern why this girl was murdered. Was she killed
