Harry prepares to leave Privet Drive for the last time, the protective charm that has kept Harry safe is about to be broken but he cannot keep hiding, he has to find the final Horcruxes and destroy them. The final battle will begin and Harry has to face his enemy…
The wizarding world is aware and scared of the return of Voldemort, secrets and suspicions are spreading throughout and Harry is convinced that Malfoy bears the dark mark. The darkest secrets of Voldemort are being unraveled and Dumbledore prepares Harry for his destiny…
The Dark Lord has returned and he grows stronger by the day. Many deny his return but a secret order gathers at Grimmauld place to stop him. Harry returns to Hogwarts for his fifth year, and a pesky teacher and weird dreams make Harry’s life harder…
Harry returns for his fourth year and the Tri wizard tournament is about to be held at Hogwarts. Mysterious and unexpected things seemed to happen as Harry found himself facing dark wizards and creatures…
Harry is about to start his third year in Hogwarts and Sirius black a mass murderer and follower of Lord Voldemort is on the run, they say he is coming after Harry. Omens of death are seen everywhere and the school grounds are now guarded by the soul sucking and terrifying Dementors. The third installment in the series, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is an amazing book, the whole story is not what it seems to be, the ending is unexpected, shocking and heartbreaking but good.
Harry had the worst birthday of his life just as he feels like it can’t get any worse he gets warnings of doom from a house elf called Dobby and gets grounded by the Dursleys. In the second installment of the series we see Harry return to Hogwarts in an unusual way and it turns out Dobby was right…
Summary: The Key to Fear by Kristin Cast is a dystopian young adult novel set in a divided society where the privileged Key Masters rule over the oppressed Reapers. The story revolves around Elodie, a Reaper with a unique power, who discovers a dark secret about the Key Masters. As she joins a rebellion to challenge their authority, she forms alliances and faces various obstacles in her quest for justice and freedom.
Summary: Breathe by Sarah Crossan is a dystopian young adult novel set in a future where oxygen is a scarce and controlled resource. Society is divided into two classes: the privileged Premiums who have access to clean air, and the struggling Auxiliaries who must purchase every breath they take. The story follows three teenagers, Quinn, Bea, and Alina, as they embark on a perilous journey to escape the oppressive confines of their controlled city and find a mythical haven where they can breathe freely.
Never Let Me Go is a dystopian novel set in Britain. The book takes us through the life of young British school kids who are at an isolated boarding school. The mystery is they are required to follow a very strict set of rules and are never allowed to leave the premises of the school until they are old enough. The book is a great read and definitely takes an interesting turn.
Wow. Just… wow. We Deserve Monuments is a debut novel. But you wouldn’t be able to tell. It’s just that well written. A beautiful, heart-wrenching coming of age story, Jas Hammonds wove a tale of generational trauma, love, racism, homophobia, and what really matters. This was recommended to me by Goodreads because I read Pet (by Akwaeke Emezi), and I at first marked it as TBR because of the cover. Then, I read the premise. It was at this moment that it became an instant read for me. I was not disappointed.
